Great Han: I Was About to Rebel, Then You Told Me I Was the Crown Prince

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 who also held the office of Director of the Imperial Secretariat, made all the decisions on court affairs.

However, Emperor Zhao was sickly and had no heirs, leaving the empire without a successor. Shangguan Jie and Sang Hongyang, the other two regents entrusted with the emperor's care, planned to join forces to eliminate Huo Guang and install Liu He, grandson of Emperor Wu of Han, on the throne.

In this time of upheaval, Huo Guang's daughter, Huo Shuixian, recommended a young man from Wannian County to her father.

Liu Bingyi was chatting away to the old man before him. "Sir, my name is Liu Bingyi. My adoptive father's surname is Bing..."

Huo Guang stared in shock at the young country boy before him. To be precise, he was a direct descendant of Emperor Wu, whose family line had survived the Witchcraft Disaster.

A wild thought then struck Huo Guang: Since they could support a grandson of Emperor Wu, why couldn't he use his power to support the emperor's great-grandson?

"Boy, do you want to be emperor?" Huo Guang asked.

Liu Bingyi: "? Old sir, we're thinking alike. I was planning to rebel."

Huo Guang: "? You're a royal grandson. What would you be rebelling against?"

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