After the Traitor Returned to His Cubs

When the treacherous minister Ming Yuanshu died, the whole world celebrated with great joy. Unexpectedly, when he opened his eyes again, the courtiers were collectively reborn twenty years ago. At this time, the traitor was only five years old, and he was still a short-legged cub with no teeth. Everyone sharpened their knives and vowed to strangle the traitor in the cradle. Until they secretly broke into the Duke's Mansion, they found that the future traitorous minister was huddled in the woodshed, his forehead was hot, and he was a little stutterer who could not speak clearly. The little Zaizai was weak and pitiful. When he was picked up, he was trembling all over. He held his head tightly, his movements were skillful and heart-breaking, and he stuttered: "Brother... Don't hit me." Their hearts were crushed into a ball, and they suddenly fell silent. . As one of the most popular characters in the film industry at that time, Ming Yuanshu, the villain in "The Power" instantly became the most popular character in the second generation. In the book, Ming Yuanshu came from a poor background and was ruthless. He climbed to the highest position step by step with his excellent methods, but in the end he lost to the protagonist, the prince. As Poison Wei, Duan Feiguang, who had followed the entire novel, wrote a thousand-word review angrily scolding the author for his unfinished work. As a result, when he opened his eyes, Duan Feiguang transformed into the prince, the character he hated most in the book. The prince was only twelve years old at this time. He jumped up and hurried to the Duke's Mansion according to his memory. But he saw that the popular character he thought about day and night was still a little boy, dressed in tattered clothes, with a gray face, and his hands carefully curled up behind his back, for fear that he would dislike him. Duan Feiguang's eyes were sore and he almost shed tears. He carefully held Ming Yuanshu's hand and held him in his arms. "Brother will support you from now on." Purpose: Hear the Tao in the morning and die in the evening