The affectionate emperor attacks x the dashing general receives
Lu Changfeng went back to the year they met, when Luo Yannan was still the high-spirited young general.
[Biography of Taizu of Yanshi]
Lu Changfeng was named Yunqi, and he was a general of the Ning Dynasty when he was young. Emperor Ning was stupid and brutalized loyal people. Taizu couldn't bear it, so he raised troops in Dingzhou to rebel against Ning.
According to unofficial records, Lu Changfeng finally disappeared next to a mausoleum, and the owner of the mausoleum was Luo Yannan, a general of the Ning Dynasty and the last master of Tingyin Pavilion.
The history book ended, and the story of Lu Changfeng continued in the teahouse in Jiangnan. The most exciting thing the storyteller told was the battle between Lu Changfeng and Luo Yannan, even though the people below didn't know who Luo Yannan was.
Lu Changfeng looked at the two names side by side on the tombstone and smiled suddenly.
"Yuan, you still win."
Then walked into the double coffin in the mausoleum.
Lu Changfeng opened his eyes again, and seventeen-year-old Luo Yannan looked at him with a serious smile.
"I am in Xia Luo Yannan. My courtesy name is Yu'an. I don't know how to call him Prince Yan."
Lu Changfeng looked at him steadily, and it took him a long time to find his voice: "My name is... Lu Changfeng."
This is the thirty-fifth year of the end of Ning, six years after the previous life, various rebel armies gathered in Dingzhou, supported Lu Changfeng as King of Yan, and raised troops to rebel against Ning.
This life is no exception, but...
The world must be fought, and generals must be married.
Reading Guide
1. It's neither offensive nor controlling. Both of them love each other deeply. Those who are extremely controlling, please don't come in.
2. Gong and Shou have only each other in their lives. They are both pure. The prince is not Gong's biological child.
3. The full text is saved in the manuscript, and there will be absolutely no pitfalls.
Purpose: People should live for themselves