When Xu Ting was young, the country was still stable, and his grandfather often taught his grandchildren, "Being born in a family with bells and dishes, you are already a prominent person, and you should not focus on desires. Only when there are gaps in your heart can you be happy. The gaps start with books, and if you study diligently, you will not be trapped in your heart."
The Xu family, a century-old family, has a pure and upright family tradition and values culture and virtue. However, the dynasty collapsed, the princes rose up together, and in troubled times there were still heroes.
Banquet, the Crown Prince of Yan, the dominant ruler in the northwest. He was naughty and naughty when he was young. Due to old quarrels among his elders, he was sent to Xu Mansion for a short stay. The King of Yan wrote a book in the Xu Mansion and said, "The people in the northwest are strong in martial arts, but the children are naughty. I hope Brother Xu can teach me literature and virtue."
The following year, King Yan wiped out many forces in Yanbei, making Yanbei impregnable. The banquet was ordered by his father to return to Yanbei, and he was given a handwritten letter from Xu Ting's grandfather: "The second son is brave and good at planning, and he is a wise ruler in troubled times. However, if you want to govern the country and ensure peace, you need to value benevolent ministers."
In the past, the dandy was born at the right time and stood out among the heroes in troubled times.
The Xu Mansion in the south of the Yangtze River has been famous for hundreds of years, but it is in turmoil in the smoke of war.
Fortunately, he was tempered into steel but never forgot:
In March of that year, catkins were flying, he was making trouble in the tree, and she was laughing under the tree.
Purpose: Support each other and stay together for life