Dahan: the Last Words of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty: I Still Have a Grandson

In Emperor Wu's later years, the witchcraft disaster broke out, and the pain of losing his son in his later years made Liu Che regret it so much that he built a memorial womb and a platform to remember him after his return to express his memory. Everyone in the world shed tears. Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty: "I deeply regret the loss of the crown prince..." Huo Guang: "Your Majesty, actually, the prince still has a son who has not yet died, and he is in Chang'an!" Emperor Wu Liu Che: "What, I still have a grandson who has not yet died?" ... Waking up one night, Liu Yu came to the Han Empire. I wanted to rely on my knowledge to live and die, but unexpectedly, I became the God of Wealth of the empire. The imperial military god after Wei and Huo. He is a thorn in the side of nobles and the patron saint of farmers. He is the nightmare of the surrounding foreign races and the spear of the Han Dynasty to expand its territory. Countless years later, Emperor Wu had a premonition that time was running out, and left his last words: I still have a grandson who will succeed the emperor. Huo Guang: Your Majesty, the emperor's grandson has already invaded the Roman Empire. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.