Lu An, Ming Dynasty

It starts with a bowl and ends with a rope. No marriage, no indemnity, no cession of territory, no tribute. The emperor guards the gate of the country, and the king dies in the country. There is no peace and kinship of the Han Dynasty, no alliance of the Tang Dynasty, no thin coins of the Song Dynasty, and no courtesy of brothers and enemies. Lu An, who had just stayed up all night to read a Ming Dynasty novel, felt his blood boiling all over. An unstable center of gravity knocked over the kettle. Unfortunately, I bought a three-no product for the power strip. When he woke up again, he became Lu Ben's nephew and Lu's cousin.