Hidden Dragon: Continuing the Han Dynasty for Another Five Hundred Years

The unreliable Jin Dazhong was fond of unreliable adventure sports. He died while crossing a deadly desert, then transmigrated to an unreliable era, something like the Northern and Southern Dynasties during the Upheaval of the Five Barbarians.

His unreliable father turned out to be a bandit king, so Jin became a proud little bandit himself. After saving someone's life, he was promised an unreliable marriage. He was also given an unreliable master. Though he had always liked roaming far and wide, he somehow managed to accomplish something truly remarkable in this unreliable era.

Later, he discovered that he was actually the great-grandson of Emperor Xian of Han, Liu Xie. With the help of the Imperial Dragon Guard, he went from little bandit to brilliant scholar, infamous pirate, king, conqueror of the Hu, and founder of a nation, achieving the grand feat of unifying all under heaven.

See how he brings another five hundred years of Han glory...

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