Prince Chuan Shu vs General Little Sun, age difference, upbringing
Xiao Yanheng penetrated into a Machiavellian novel and became the protagonist's little uncle, an idle prince with few lines.
He originally thought he could lie down and be a salted fish in this life - fighting crickets, walking birds, eating and drinking, and waiting to die.
Until one day, the story flooded into his brain.
Only then did he know that the ending of this shabby book was: Su Xingran, the youngest son of the general, loved the protagonist to death and helped him usurp the throne. In the end, he was beheaded and imprisoned in the palace, and ended up dying of illness and living in the palace.
What's even worse is that Su Xingran is only 6 years old this year, and she calls him sweetly every time she sees him.
So the emperor wants to give Su Xingran to the protagonist as a companion? He grabbed it first.
Su Xingran beat the prince when he saw injustice? He helped with the aftermath.
Su Xingran stood up for the flower girl on the street? He watched it with great interest in Wangyue Tower and almost applauded.
What kind of plot, what kind of heirloom, what kind of original plot, what does it have to do with him?
He just wanted to watch the boy with the wooden sword on his back and eyes as bright as stars grow up alive.
But Xiao Yanheng forgot one thing.
He thought he was just raising a child.
But children will grow up slowly, into teenagers, into young adults.
And he never thought that the white glutinous rice balls contained black sesame seeds.
[One sentence introduction]
I have seen your ending, so in this life, I want you to be happy.
