The wheat rice was placed in front of him. Liu Xin swallowed, reached out, grabbed a handful and stuffed it into his mouth. When I opened my eyes, I traveled to the Three Kingdoms, not the Ming Dynasty, but in 187 AD, the fourth year of Zhongping. The original owner of this body was the son of Liu Zheng, the governor of Youzhou Youbeiping. His father offended Gongsun Du, the governor of Liaodong, and ran away as fast as possible, so his son was thrown into prison and left alone. The jailer came over, flashed the key and told him to get out. Standing outside the prison was a strong man in his twenties, carrying a bow and arrows. Taishi Ci, Donglai, Beihai, was entrusted by Mr. Bing to take him back to Youbeiping. Liu Xin felt excited, as if he were chasing stars in later generations.
