Tianmu: I Am Really Weak

The birth date of Zhou Liansheng, the fourth prince of the Wei Dynasty: Taibai Jingtian, the vassal king rebelled, the queen died, and the emperor's view is unknown On his eighth birthday, Zhou Liansheng was seriously ill with a cold. He felt that he had a fever and was confused. What was the chatter outside saying? [The sky is falling for history students! Didn't it mean that Renzong was a puppet supported by the general and was forced to marry the general's daughter as his queen? He had no children and did not dare to have concubines? [Now you are telling me that it was Renzong who solved all the brothers, started his own literature on his little mother, changed his name and found a cheap father, and married him as a queen justifiably. Is it the general who wins? [Historyr who writes straight and straight, stand up! Where is the historian's backbone? Xiaoma's literature is just that. We thought that Renzong had no children, and brothers eventually succeeded each other. But it turned out that they were not brothers but father and son? Why don't you record such a big thing? ! Where is your credibility? Ah? Unofficial history is more authentic, right? Then let me ask you, is it true or false that the late emperor's death was because he broke up an adulterous affair? "Benevolence" Zhou Liansheng: Oh, it's wonderful. Wait until I eat the melon and then I'll be burned out. "I heard someone's house collapsed" "I ran over to watch the excitement" "It turns out that it was my house that collapsed" Zhou Liansheng: ... Am I just in danger of dying of illness? Ps: 1. The saint king and the tyrant have all been written, and here comes the white lotus with a clean history 2. A black-hearted couple's shop with a nine-year-old girl and a male 3. He will still take the throne, and the protagonist will still not suffer. 4. The late emperor was not angry to death because of his adultery, but it may have had an impact. All members of the royal family have low morals. If you don't like it, don't enter. 2026.1.10 Purpose: Feudal superstition is not advisable