[Lu Hua] Troubled Times

Copywriting [-]: Lu Xiaofeng has no beard and wine, but he is still a romantic and unrestrained Lu Xiaofeng.If Huamanlou lost Xiaolou and Hua, would he still be the Pianpian son Huamanlou?This is a story of a flamboyant young man who walks down a small building and becomes one with...the poor and lower-middle peasants.Copywriting [-]: This place sells Hetu, Luoshu, and Huangsi silk script (on behalf of stuffed fish belly).Write the persuasion table, learn the bark of a fox, release auspicious clouds (seven colors) on behalf of you, and formulate prophecies (including dissemination and explanation).In addition, there are many businesses such as Jingxingchu, Qingyunxian, Emperor Qi Chongtian, Black Dragon Chushui, Fengming Qishan, Baihong Guanri, Manna Landing, etc.Fees: as little as a hundred taels of silver, as much as tens of thousands of lives. ... This is a story of a political conspiracy to encroach on the rivers and lakes, step by step.Copywriting [-]: What does the court affairs have to do with Jianghu?Changing dynasties is nothing but old wine in new bottles.It's just that, when it is prosperous, the people suffer, and when it dies, the people suffer.Even Huamanlou was implicated to such an extent that he could no longer return to the small building. The person who provoked the troubled times could only ask him to pay the price. ... This is a story of being angry with the crown and becoming a hundred (ji) surname (you).Description: Short and concise, run away after writing.I tried my best to keep the style of the original work. If there is a collapse, I can only blame Gu Long's novels for being too difficult to imitate.Content tags: court marquis, rivers and lakes grievances┃ Search keywords: Protagonist: Lu Xiaofeng/Hua Manlou┃ Supporting roles: Tang Jing/Zhu Ke/Zhu Qingqing/Pei Fujing