Fortune-telling Han Xin _ Fortune-telling Han Xin Early Divination

I'm not an expert. I'm surprised when I'm full, but many people say that the Jigong sign is clever. There must be a daughter who has drifted away from her mother because of her meeting. On the origin of Han Xin's gratitude. That Wen Zhu returned to Hepu. Meng Chang (not Meng Changjun in the Seven Kingdoms period) was an official. The reform led mussels to return to Hepu to produce pearls. I'm afraid that ancient mirrors will be polished again in those years. The common point of signing a settlement is that "you can't believe what you see, and you can't see what you believe." Those days and ancient mirrors are over. If you don't recognize the facts, you have to recognize them. If it is re-polished, it will take some effort. Han gave Han Xin a daughter, and Han Xin didn't want to return the favor. He was starving in the street, but he got help from a washerwoman. But he did not die in the end. Due to the corrupt official system, the people of Hepu starved to death. Meng wanted to help the people get food, but he couldn't return to officialdom because of illness. At least, he didn't die at last. Although it seems that the signing and reconciliation after a period of time is fruitful, there are hidden concerns. Both Han Xin and Meng tried to end up with a bad ending. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Meng Chang left his post due to illness when Emperor Shun of Han Dynasty, but he was not used again under the recommendation of Emperor Huan of Han Dynasty. Sign the title and be grateful to Han Xin. Needless to say, Han Xin came to no good end. This signature only wishes you good luck

Burp. The signature was written by myself, but it can't be verified. Good in the middle and good in the middle are all fake, but they can scare you. When you are full, something will happen again. Go and pray. God speaks to let you know your future path.