There are countless romantic young men in Chang'an City.
The top one must be Wang Yuanteng, the third husband of the Wang family in Taiyuan, who is known as the "first husband of the family". Wang Xie Fanglan is the dream of young girls of the right age in Chang'an.
The second class is the Xie family's Fanglang. Fanglang has his own body fragrance, which is refreshing.
The third level is Rong Xian from the Lu family. Nuwa must have pinched him with the wind and moon as her bones and the mountains and rivers as her skin.
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Du Tsang can be ranked in the eighteenth class, and the reason for being ranked in the first class is just because of his good looks.
When the noble men in the cloud mentioned Du Tang, they would only say, "Oh, he, although he is a distant relative of the Wang family, he is just the son of a minor surname and is not as noble as us. What's more, this man is obsessed with gaining fame and yearns for dirty officialdom. He is not as popular as Wang Sanlang and Xiao Rongxian."
They watched Du Tran become a Jinshi, be promoted to an official as a young man, be demoted from the capital, and revise the law.
Finally, he became a close minister of the emperor and a censor of Xiao Du.
They even got the banished immortal king Sanlang who was as bright as the bright moon in their hearts!
"Some people in this world want to be famous, some want to be sensual, some are ignorant, and some are seizing the day. They are all too impetuous. Only a young man named Du lives like a ruler, so determined and powerful."
Small Theater
The world looks up to a century-old family and thinks that Wang Sanlang is more noble than an emperor, capable of everything and possessing everything.
But they didn't know that in Jinling City, after being drunk, Wang Sanlang, who was like a cloud and a mountain covered with fog, pulled his distant cousin Du Tran and asked, "Tang'er, if one day the Wang family collapses, will you protect me?"
Du Tang, who looks just like the Rongxian of the Lu family, has a warm look in his eyes, "I can."
"It's not in vain for me to hurt you."
Purpose: The impact of law on the lives of social groups in the society of the early Tang Dynasty