Dahan: the Identity of My Emperor's Grandson Was Exposed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty

In the spring of the third year of Yuanshou, Prince Liu Ju's legitimate son was born. There was a star in the east. Emperor Xiaowu issued an edict to establish him as the grandson of the emperor and named him Liu Quan. However, three years later, the emperor's grandson accidentally fell into a river and disappeared. After a hundred days of searching, no body was found. Emperor Xiaowu was furious, implicating thousands of eunuchs and attendants, and tens of thousands of people, and the rift between him and the prince Liu Ju gradually grew. ——Book of the Former Han Dynasty·Book of Emperor Wu … In the second year of Zhenghe. Liu Feng, who traveled through the Han Dynasty for more than ten years, followed Zhang Qian from the Western Regions to Chang'an. Unexpectedly, an old man named Longzhong came to the door the next day. "My child, how old are you and where is your home?" "I fell into a river when I was young and almost drowned, but I still remember coming from Chang'an." Upon hearing this, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty instantly blushed and said with a trembling voice. "Grandson, call me grandpa!" Liu Feng: "What? Why are you, an old man, still cursing!" Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty: "It's a showdown. I am the Emperor of the Han Dynasty. Do you want to be the emperor?!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.