Sanxing Dahan Starts from Xuzhou

Liu Xi traveled through Xuzhou at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and became the son of King Langya, but found himself involved in the major historical event of three concessions to Xuzhou. The good news: I was born into a clan of the Han Dynasty. Not only did I respond to everything, but at least I had no worries about food and clothing. I would not be treated as food on the table like ordinary people. Bad news: The enemy's friend is the enemy, and Tao Qian will cut off the sacrificial flag soon because the Langya Palace sheltered Cao Cao's father. . . . . . Many years later, Liu Xi was a great man. Sitting on the dragon chariot, he slowly closed his personal record, stroked the yellow flag draped on his body, and sighed to the ministers below the imperial rank: "You have really hurt me!"