Up to now, seven children have appeared in the book "Where to Look at China".

The two girls in Chang'an City who were almost killed by their father were taken in by Murong Ling as maidservants, and later Murong Ling found a good family for them to marry.

Liu Buke, the son of Emperor Ming, was born to Emperor Ming's concubine, nominally the son of Emperor Ming, but the child's father is unknown. Liu Buke served as an emperor for a few months, and later Liu Jian ascended the throne, Liu Buke was first raised by Xiao Qian, and later taken away by Murong Ling, and his whereabouts are unknown for the time being.

Liu Jian's son, Liu Fu'an, was named the king of Linjiang and was Li Xiaofei's apprentice, and he is only a five-year-old child.

Li Youran, the daughter of Li Xiaofei, was named You......

"Where to Look at China" side story: The children are hitting in the hand, please wait a moment,

Once the content is updated, please refresh the page again to get the latest updates!