During the Qi Dynasty, in the spring of the 17th year of Xuande, the peach blossoms in the capital were in full bloom.
Lu Zichen, the eldest son of Zhenguo Palace, was lying on the bed, staring at the curtain embroidered with auspicious cloud patterns above his head, and had been in a daze for half an hour.
To be precise, it was the owner of this body, the original owner Lu Zichen, who accidentally fell off a horse at the racecourse three days ago, and his soul died. And he, Lu Chen, a graduate student in the history department of a certain 985 university in the 21st century, died suddenly while staying up late to write his graduation thesis. When he woke up, he became the heir apparent of the Duke of Guo with the same name.
