I Am Not Strong Yet, but Strong Means Change!

About This Novel

The word "young emperor" always reminds people of the young emperor Liu Bian in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. But few people know that hundreds of years before Liu Bian, the Han family already had two young emperors - the former young emperor Liu Gong and the latter young emperor Liu Hong. The former Liu Gong even wrote his last song, "I am not yet strong, but strength means change." He left his own tragic legacy in history. But is all this really as clear as the historians say? What if everything is caused by the mastermind behind the scenes? What's more, they used Liu Gong - and even Liu Gong's death - as a bargaining chip to achieve their own ulterior motives...

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