Great Han: Emperor Wu Discovers I'm His Imperial Grandson

In Emperor Wu's later years, the Witchcraft Crisis erupted, and Liu Ju, the empire's heir and crown prince, died.

After the crisis was quelled, the grief of losing his son in his old age filled Liu Che with regret. He built the Palace of Longing for His Son and the Terrace of Returning to Gaze and Remember, to honor his memory. All under Heaven wept.

Emperor Wu of Han, Liu Che: "I regret losing the crown prince more than words can say..."

Huo Guang: "Your Majesty, the crown prince's son is still alive. He's in Chang'an!"

Emperor Wu of Han, Liu Che: "What? I still have a living grandson?"

One night, Liu Yu woke up in the Han Empire.

He had planned to coast through life using his knowledge, but unexpectedly became the empire's God of Wealth.

The empire's God of War after Wei Qing and Huo Qubing.

He is a thorn in the side of the nobility and a guardian angel to farmers.

He is a nightmare to the surrounding tribes and the spearhead of the Han Empire's expansion.

Many years later, standing atop the imperial city, Liu Yu says:

Wherever I am, there is the empire.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.