Great Han: From Fortune-Teller to Marquis of Ten Thousand Households

The first chapter is extremely toxic. Did the author write about female videos before? The protagonist pretends to be a fortune teller and meets Liu Ling, a well-known "social butterfly". Then the protagonist looks like a pig brother and talks about how good-looking he is. This is the first time he meets her. The protagonist makes a bet with them, and if he loses the bet, he will marry the protagonist (this kind of The classic plot full of diaosi flavor is so brainless) The title is also called Love at First Sight. It's the first time I've seen you. I know it's a historical novel, but those who don't know it thought you were writing about puberty.

When you meet the emperor and preach to the emperor, you are really yours. It has a strong sense of studio literature.

The male protagonist has an uncivilized brain and looks like a second-rate man, pretending to be cool, frivolous in his words and deeds. He self-recommends himself for office and belittles his position too much. He boasts that he knows everything, but his moral integrity is not enough to ruin the reputation of the original protagonist. There is no way to be a master. The female protagonist is not smart enough. I found a sloppy Taoist to tell fortunes, and I don't know why. His speech and movements are not solemn, and he is jumping around like a big monkey The conversation between the Prime Minister and the Queen Mother is too casual, there are too many small actions, and there is no mature and steady image at all In short, everyone is mentally retarded

Anyway, Sima Qian records that he was not an important minister, but the pistachio of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, just like Liu Yong of Qianlong, but without Liu Yong's official title

I sent it, I really didn't see it. A smell of Erha

The most powerful minister of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was Wei Qing!

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