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Zhang Erhe woke up and traveled to the game world. When he opened his eyes, he found himself lying in a coffin! Nanhuang, Xuanyong, Jixia College, everything is very familiar. But what kind of start is this? He is obviously the stupid son of a landlord! The family fortune is ruined! My wife ran away! He died! And his heart was ripped out! Is your name Zhang Erhe too? Are all the people named Zhang Erhe so miserable?

In the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, the mountains and rivers were magnificent. The soldiers pointed out, the whole world was in awe. Born in a prosperous age, people of the Tang Dynasty were high-spirited, majestic and proud, and had great successes and generals. There is also a scholar named "Tang Thug".

In the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, the mountains and rivers were magnificent. The soldiers pointed out, the whole world was in awe. Born in a prosperous age, people of the Tang Dynasty were high-spirited, majestic and proud, and had great successes and generals. There is also a scholar named "Tang Thug".

Those who serve as officials should be treated as traitors, and those who serve as ministers should be treated as sycophants. Li Shimin is full of spirit, Li Chengqian is absurd and dissolute, the literati talk about the country, and the neighbors are like wolves and tigers. During the Zhenguan period, Xiao Kai, the second son of Song Dynasty Duke Xiao Yu, committed many evil deeds, breaking the hustle and bustle of the prosperous age. Civil servants and military generals began to redefine the word "gentleman".

Those who serve as officials should be treated as traitors, and those who serve as ministers should be treated as sycophants. Li Shimin is full of spirit, Li Chengqian is absurd and dissolute, the literati talk about the country, and the neighbors are like wolves and tigers. During the Zhenguan period, Xiao Kai, the second son of Song Dynasty Duke Xiao Yu, committed many evil deeds, breaking the hustle and bustle of the prosperous age. Civil servants and military generals began to redefine the word "gentleman".