I, Huo Qubing, the Number One Cheater in the Han Dynasty

140 BC. Wei Qing picked up a child and was named Huo Qubing by Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. In order to complete the system tasks, become the emperor as soon as possible. At the age of three, the Queen Mother was stunned; at the age of five, papermaking was invented; at the age of six, he made millions of silver; at the age of seven, he invented printing; at the age of eight, he earned tens of millions of silver; at the age of nine, he proposed the salt and iron state operation, which greatly increased the national power; at the age of ten, he put down the rebellion of the six kings and had a direct army; at the age of twelve, he led the troops to attack the Xiongnu six times, drank the vast sea of ​​horses, sealed the wolf as a subordinate, and had unparalleled military exploits! Under one person, above ten thousand people! At the birthday party, Huo Qubing and Liu Che started to play with cats in the hospital. Liu Che: Qu Bing, you are my son! Huo Qubing: That's right, I'm still your father! Liu Che: I'm really not kidding, it's true! Huo Qubing: I'm not kidding, it's true! Liu Che: I want to give up the throne to you! Huo Qubing: All my hard work over the years has been in vain, so why didn't you tell me earlier? Liu Che: You didn't even ask me! Huo Qubing: Liu Che, stop! Don't run! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.