The Strongest Relative of the Han Dynasty
About This Novel
The Qin and Han Dynasties fought for decades. Xiang Yu, who betrayed his relatives and alienated his family by relying only on his bravery, committed suicide in Wujiang River, and Liu Bang, the great ancestor of the Han Dynasty who endured humiliation but had ambitions to conquer the world, made the world fall, and the magnificent curtain of this magnificent historical period fell. But little did they know that the high emperor Liu Bang and his descendants, who had won the splendid mountains and splendid mountains, faced an enemy who could only tolerate with his relatives but could not punish with the military power of the Han Dynasty - the Huns! The descendants became Chinese because their ancestors had been doing business for generations. However, Xiong Wu, who had admired the long-standing culture and everlasting glory of his motherland since he was a child, suffered a plane crash the moment he got his nationality and returned home with great joy. The result was disappointing... When he woke up, it was already the first year of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty...
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Official(7)Scraped 13d ago
What a mess, what the hell?
This book is a bit messy. What can I say? The protagonist seems to be very good, but he is just a fool. There are two princesses and a princess from a princely country. Why can't the protagonist go to the sky, side by side with the sun? And he takes the ancient imperial power too casually.
Read more history books before writing
Long live the Han Dynasty. . . He broke into the palace and was not killed, but still had an official position
? ?
The author should not write ah ah all the time, he should write ah after every sentence. It's so annoying, it looks so embarrassing!
Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty
How did Li Guangli die? He suppressed all the meritorious officials, and even let the jumping child take the throne. The one who killed was the meritorious official.
The front is okay, but the back is all about playing with women, not worth watching.
In the Eastern Han Dynasty, some of the heroes died a good death. After following Wei Huo for hundreds of years, the disaster of witchcraft was all over. A lot of princesses, royal relatives and relatives died. This was the intention of Emperor Wu.
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Community(0)
Official(7)Scraped 13d ago
What a mess, what the hell?
This book is a bit messy. What can I say? The protagonist seems to be very good, but he is just a fool. There are two princesses and a princess from a princely country. Why can't the protagonist go to the sky, side by side with the sun? And he takes the ancient imperial power too casually.
Read more history books before writing
Long live the Han Dynasty. . . He broke into the palace and was not killed, but still had an official position
? ?
The author should not write ah ah all the time, he should write ah after every sentence. It's so annoying, it looks so embarrassing!
Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty
How did Li Guangli die? He suppressed all the meritorious officials, and even let the jumping child take the throne. The one who killed was the meritorious official.
The front is okay, but the back is all about playing with women, not worth watching.
In the Eastern Han Dynasty, some of the heroes died a good death. After following Wei Huo for hundreds of years, the disaster of witchcraft was all over. A lot of princesses, royal relatives and relatives died. This was the intention of Emperor Wu.
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