The Prince's Mansion is located in Jiangdu City, north of the Yangtze River and south of the Huai River. It is a big city in the southeast of the Wei Dynasty.

Han Jian's parents were not here, and the person in charge was Han Jian's second concubine. Han Jian's second concubine was born in the Song family, a famous family in Luoyang, Beijing. He was a talented woman when he was young. It was a grievance to marry into the Han family to be a concubine. Unexpectedly, before he saw her husband, he had to be a widow, and he had to preside over the food, drink, and defecate the family.

Han Jian's eleven concubines, except for the ninth concubine, who were born in a humble background, all others had prominent backgrounds. It was not that they voluntarily kept their chastity and did not want to remarry, but because this marriage was given by the emperor and married into the royal palace, it involved a lot of political interests behind it.

"The flowers on the third aunt's head are so beautiful, but compared with Sanniang's appearance, the beautiful flowers will be dim."

"The Sixth Auntie is so beautiful. When I grow up, I will marry a beauty like Sixth Auntie."

...Han Jian's mouth was very sweet and pleased the joy of his aunts. At home, he was like a demon king. Except for the second aunt who occasionally harshly spoke to him, the other aunts were afraid that they would not have time to love him. Whatever he wanted to do, the aunt always allowed him to do.

When Han Jian was eight years old, several concubines felt that he had "grown up" and would soon become "sensible". They were afraid that the old maids in the mansion would use their "vix spirit" to trick the little masters and have some male and female affairs with Han Jian. So the aunts discussed and found a few young maids for Han Jian, so that Han Jian could "control" them, and there would be no slaves in the palace in the future.

When the prince's mansion chose maids, the entire Jiangdu city was mobilized. Not only the poor, but also some wealthy families were willing to send their little daughters to serve the little prince. Because the little prince became an adult in the future, the maids around him would generally be his mentors for "male and female affairs". Even if they could not become the prince's official and became his concubine, they would achieve the goal of political marriage with the prince's mansion.

Dozens of girls carefully selected and left behind, and Han Jian finally chose them personally. What surprised the concubines was that he did not choose the girls of aristocratic families with bright clothes, but chose a very ordinary poor girl, and chose one.

It's Wen'er.

The aunt asked him to choose a few more, but Han Jian didn't. The aunts had to make decisions on their own. While leaving Wen'er, they also left behind a seven-year-old girl named Zhi'er, who was Han Jian's personal maid with Wen'er. The reason why the aunts chose Zhi'er was because Zhi'er was the largest weapon station in the jurisdiction of the County Prince's Mansion and the daughter of the Song family.

Wen'er was born in a poor family and was very obedient and took care of Han Jian in every way. Song Zhi'er has been infected with the temper of many young ladies since she was a child. In name, she is Han Jian's maid. Many times she still needs Wen'er's service. She does not respect Han Jian the same way as her master, and she always calls her "Brother Jian".

Although Zhi'er acted more casually, nothing happened a few years before entering the palace. Later, she practiced swords with Han Jian and accidentally hurt Han Jian. The aunt at home felt that this woman was too willful and "restrained" again, so she found an excuse to send her away. Zhi'er cried for this. On the day she left, she looked at Han Jian step by step, like a little resentful woman in the deep boudoir.

This year, Han Jian was twelve years old, Zhi'er was eleven years old, and Wen'er was ten years old.

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Han Jian's ancestors were carpenters for three generations. Although he became a "mason", his father's words and deeds since he was a child have learned a lot of basic carpentry work. From the age of five, Han Jian began to make up his "great invention". First, a wooden house made of wooden boards and nails, and then a wooden rocking chair. His craftsmanship surprised several concubines.

After a few concubines decided that he could not develop into a promising career as a carpenter. So at the age of five, Han Jian was already studying.

Han Jian's first husband was an old master in his forties, and he was just a slap in his mouth, which made Han Jian feel that the old master and Ruan Ping were father and son. Usually, Han Jian was so annoyed by Ruan Ping that he didn't want to be double tortured by Confucian disciples.

Although Han Jian was only five years old, his knowledge was not even comparable to that of great scholars of the times. Han Jian's series of "seminar" problems made Master Hu ashamed of himself. Master Hu valued face and only took two days of teaching in the palace, he resigned in shame.

In the following years, the royal family hired more than ten teachers, but they all died without success. Not only did they learn well, but they would also "torture" people. When they met those who were stubborn, they would use some special means to tease, intimidate, and non-violent non-cooperation. In order to escape the "clubs" of these gentlemen and regain their freedom, Han Jian would do everything he could. When he met a gentleman who was ignorant, he would even find someone to beat the gentleman up, and those who didn't want to leave were beaten up until he left.

Han Jian's rebellious behavior did not change until he was nine years old when a beautiful lady came to the mansion.

This beautiful gentleman, whose Taoist name is Fayi, is the "junior sister" of Han Jian's mother. He comes from the Shangqing Palace, a Taoist temple outside Luoyang City. The Wei Dynasty's emphasis on Taoism and suppression of Buddha was exactly the opposite of the Southern Qi Dynasty's emphasis on Buddhism. Among the upper nobles of the Wei Dynasty, there was a habit of sending their daughter to Taoist temple to practice when they were young and returning to secular life when they became adults. Han Jian's mother once practiced in Shangqing Palace, and it was also there. Han Jian's mother met as the eldest princess and later became the queen of the Emperor of the Wei Dynasty.

Fa Yi was nineteen years old and was beautiful. He was wearing a Taoist robe like a fairy. Han Jian couldn't extricate himself at first sight. Fa was also Han Jian's mother's "junior sister". This time he came to the royal palace to be a teacher. Therefore, he was very attentive to Han Jian's teachings. He was in the royal palace and was facing Han Jian day and night.

The Dharma is not only good at learning, but also proficient in swordsmanship. The latter is exactly what Han Jian is most interested in. In order to learn swordsmanship, Han Jian had to humbly learn from the beautiful teacher, and he could practice swordsmanship after class.

Unfortunately, Fa Yi only stayed in the palace for three years. Later, Han Jian and Zhi'er were injured by Zhi'er. Han Jian's concubines felt that practicing sword was too dangerous. Soon after sending Zhi'er away, he also sent Fa Yi away. Before leaving, Han Jian reluctantly held the beautiful gentleman's hand and instructed: "Beautiful master, don't marry anyone in the future. When I grow up, I will marry you."

Fa Yi smiled and did not reply to him, so he left the Prince's Mansion and Jiangdu. After Fa Yi left, he returned to the Shangqing Palace to continue practicing, and at the same time he also brought Zhi'er, a little violent woman, to the mountain gate. Later, Han Jian heard that Zhi'er had a special liking for swordsmanship, and when she was a girl, she was already invincible in the Shangqing Palace.

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As soon as Fa Yi left, Han Jian was immediately beaten back to his prototype. At this time, he was already twelve years old and his aunt at home could not control him completely.

After Han Jian began to act recklessly, several concubines remembered the good of Fa Yi, but it was too late to regret it. In order to calm Han Jian's heart, the concubines had to agree to him to continue practicing swords, and asked his mother's sword maid, who was once the sword servant, and Han Jian's ninth concubine, to continue teaching him sword techniques. Han Jian even found out the sword score of his mother and practiced it himself.

When he grew up, reading was boring for Han Jian, there were no TV networks, and no novels. The only interesting ones were biography. He read it over and over again several times, and there were only those books. So he wrote it himself.

The watershed between two time and space was in the Three Kingdoms, so Han Jian wrote a book called Han's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by himself. When Zhuge Liang went to Qishan six times, the story came to an abrupt end. Because there was no Chen Shou in this world, there was no "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". The historical materials and allusions used in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" written by Han Jian are different from those recorded in history, but they are not stolen.

The Romance originated from history, but broke out of the framework of history.

It is better to have fun alone than to have fun. At the age of thirteen, Han Jian had already written the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which he had written for more than half a year. In order to publish it, he took out all the New Year's money he had accumulated over the years, including "illegal income".

He found a printing shop to publish the Romance of the Three Kingdoms into a book, and he found a bookstore and put it in for consignment.

Everything is difficult to start with. I haven't sold a new book for two months. Even Han Jian himself gradually forgot about this incident, Jiangdu suddenly had a craze for the Three Kingdoms, which was due to the Han family's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" he wrote.
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