General, Please Be a Loyal Minister!

Han Zhao, whose courtesy name was Chongguang, was a general in the two most prosperous dynasties of the Second Dynasty. He had great military exploits and was notorious. He rebelled three times in his life and was executed by the nine tribes. He was the most rebellious minister among the rebellious ministers. Even so, he still felt that he was upright and had a clear conscience. Han Zhao: I don't owe the Liu family anything. Time Management Bureau: No, you owe it and you have to pay it back. Inexplicably, Han Zhao was forced to owe the Liu family three hundred years of luck. He was asked to help the Lord of Zhongxing, who was still a cub, to ascend the throne and become a loyal minister who would be remembered forever. He wanted to refuse, but couldn't. There is no good emperor in the Liu family. This is a truth that the Han family has learned through the blood and tears of three generations. Han Zhao secretly swore that he would definitely, absolutely, and 100% not let the Master of ZTE grow into the virtues of those dog emperors. It's just that at that time, General Chong Guang didn't understand the power of genes. Not a good person but affectionate. The emperor is powerful but has a bad temper. The general suffers. Master and apprentice, master and disciple, 1v1, he The story of General Tie A and the weak (pseudo) pitiful (pseudo) Lord of Zhongxing fighting for the world and the throne. Conception: