The Great Han: from the Hidden Dragon in the Wild to the Eternal Emperor

The fourth year of Yuanfeng in the Western Han Dynasty. Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty, Liu Fuling, was young and sick, so the affairs of the court were decided by Huo Guang, the general and minister. However, Emperor Zhao was sick and childless, and the empire had no heirs. The other two ministers who had been entrusted to assist the government, Shangguan Jie and Sang Hongyang, planned to join forces to get rid of Huo Guang and support Liu He, the grandson of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, to the throne. At this turbulent time, Huo Guang's daughter Huo Shuixian recommended a young man from Wannian County to Huo Guang. … Wannian County Liu Bingji was talking to the old man in front of him: "Old man, my name is Liu Bingji, and my adoptive father's surname is C..." Huo Guang looked at the country boy in front of him in shock. To be more precise, he was the direct great-grandson of Emperor Wu of Wu Gu. After that, a crazy thought came to Huo Guang's mind. Since they can support the grandson of Emperor Wu, why can't I support the great-grandson of Emperor Wu with my power? "Boy, do you want to be the emperor?" Huo Guang asked. Liu Bingji:? Old man, this is not a good thing to say, I will behead you! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.