Great Han: From Hidden Dragon to Eternal Emperor

The fourth year of Yuanfeng in the Western Han dynasty.

Emperor Zhao of Han, Liu Fuling, was young and often ill, so Huo Guang, the Grand General in charge of the Secretariat, made all decisions on state affairs.

But the ailing Emperor Zhao had no son, leaving the empire without an heir. The other two regents, Shangguan Jie and Sang Hongyang, planned to join forces to eliminate Huo Guang and put Liu He, grandson of Emperor Wu of Han, on the throne.

At this precarious moment, Huo Guang's daughter, Huo Shuixian, recommended a young man from Wannian County to her father.

Wannian County

Liu Bingyi was chatting animatedly with the old man in front of him. "Sir, my name is Liu Bingyi. My foster father's surname is Bing..."

Huo Guang stared at the rustic young man in shock. More precisely, he was the direct great-grandson of Emperor Wu, whose family had been implicated in the witchcraft disaster.

A wild thought suddenly came to Huo Guang: If they could support the grandson of Emperor Wu, why couldn't I use my power to support his great-grandson?

"Kid, want to be emperor?" Huo Guang asked.

Liu Bingyi: ? Sir, you can't just say things like that! They'll cut your head off!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.