A Promising Son Is Unfilial to His Father

As we all know, Xiao Rui, the general of the Liang Dynasty, was a man of extraordinary talent, a man of extraordinary talent, and an excellent man in all aspects. The only fly in the ointment is that he has a very troublesome father, who molests good women in the street, gives shoes to the lame, pianos to the deaf, paintings to the blind, and money to fools. If other people's houses are full of dandies, then General Xiao's house is full of dandies. But when Xiao Rui lost his mother when he was young, it was his father who brought him up through hardships (crossed out, uncle Zhong). Therefore, Xiao Rui was famous for his filial piety. Although he was fighting outside all year round, he still couldn't worry about his unfair father. Even the emperor indulged the old man. The story takes place when General Xiao has another great victory and is preparing to return to the court. The court is turbulent, and shocking secrets gradually emerge as old events unfold. It was at this time that the protagonist traveled to Old Man Xiao and was involved in this turmoil and died several times. Several waves of news of the murder of Old Man Xiao spread to the army. General Xiao, who learned the news on the other side, hurried back home. "What? My father is dead again? No? Has anything happened to him?" When Xiao Rui finally returned home, he found that he had an extra mother and two baby mothers.