"I don't know, I'll tell you."

The young lady lay lazily in Chen Fan's arms and told Chen Fan a story that made people laugh and cry.

In fact, what Chen Fan knew was that King Mu of Zhou, whose surname was Ji and whose name was Man, was a more personal monarch in the Zhou royal family.

This guy is different from an ordinary emperor. He likes to play and toss, and has made achievements in the country's military. He should be a smart and wise playboy.

Chen Fan once found some information about this person in the library.

The most regrettable thing among the materials is the famous "Biography of Emperor Mu".

To be honest, this is still a long time ago.

Legend has it that in the second year of Emperor Wu of Jin, that is, in 280 AD, the Western Jin Dynasty destroyed the Eastern Wu and ended the dispute between the Three Kingdoms.

This year, a man named "No" in Ji County, Weihui, Henan Province stole the ancient tomb of King Xiang of Wei in the Warring States Period, and dozens of carts of bamboo books appeared in the tomb.

The bamboo books are very old and are written on them, which were difficult to distinguish at that time. Tomb robbers could not understand them, so they threw the book aside and burned it as firewood. After it was discovered, Emperor Wu of Jin, Sima Yan, attached great importance to it. He assigned scholars to study these documents.
Chapter completed!