"Mencius Li Lou Chapter 2": The benefit of a gentleman will be cut down in five generations; the benefit of a villain will be cut down in five generations. In the early Han Dynasty, the princes were divided into feudal states. Not long after Emperor Wu took the throne, the princely states were still in turmoil, and the same was true for the Ruining Kingdom. One is Liu Nian, the second son of Prince Hou, and the other is Liu Xie, his brother who was born as a concubine.
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"Brother, you are acting like you are marrying an unmarried daughter-in-law!"
"Have you ever seen a groom place a horse stool for his wife? I am obviously a servant."
"I don't care, I want to go back and write a book and spread it throughout the streets and alleys, saying that the second son of the Marquis family not only places the horse stool for others to get off the carriage, but also personally lifts the curtain to ask the other party to get off, which is a shame for you."
"Okay - first, you have to come down"
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Seeing these messy people talking to each other easily, and every word with thorns, Liu Nian suddenly understood that these people waiting for him to come back were by no means good people, and the land he was currently stepping on, which he thought about day and night, was by no means a paradise.
Fortunately, you are there.
Fine?
Listen carefully: I, Liu Nian, am the younger brother of the second son, Liu Xie.
It was fun at first but then reversed. The author's update speed is extremely shameless.
In addition: the story is purely fictitious and only uses the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and the enfeoffment system. Try your best to avoid weird historical common sense errors when writing. Those who research the party and brothers' literary criticism should be careful.