The Male Protagonist Travels Through Time in the Han Dynasty, Lu Fei Is the Son of Liu Bang and the Younger Brother of Liu Ying.
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I remember the first chapter where the male protagonist hugged Lu Pheasant and cried when he was a child, rubbing his tears and snot on Lu Pheasant's body. Lu Pheasant tricked him into going to Liu Bang and got him beaten. Later he rebelled against Liu Ying (Liu Ying was willing). Became emperor. Lu Pheasant actually loves this child very much.
The title of the book is called "My Father, Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty". I remember that the main character is called Liu Chang, King of Tang Dynasty.
🔥① It tells the story of a modern man, Liu Ming, who traveled back to the early Han Dynasty with his memories and special skills, and became the non-existent second son of Liu Bang and Lu Fei. Through his ability to pick up the attributes of others every day, he gradually grows into an all-round talent while uncovering the hidden secrets of the world.
🔥① It tells the story of a modern man, Liu Ming, who traveled back to the early Han Dynasty with his memories and special skills, and became the non-existent second son of Liu Bang and Lu Fei. Through his ability to pick up the attributes of others every day, he gradually grows into an all-round talent while uncovering the hidden secrets of the world.
🔥① It tells the story of a modern man, Liu Ming, who traveled back to the early Han Dynasty with his memories and special skills, and became the non-existent second son of Liu Bang and Lu Fei. Through his ability to pick up the attributes of others every day, he gradually grows into an all-round talent while uncovering the hidden secrets of the world.
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was a harem
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