Great Han: From Nobody to Eternal Emperor

Liu Jin transmigrated into the body of his Han Dynasty namesake, Liu Jin, the emperor's eldest grandson. Most ordinary people, and even those with some knowledge of history, may never have heard of him.

In truth, Liu Jin's identity was anything but ordinary. His grandfather was the renowned Emperor Wu of Han. His father was the deposed crown prince Liu Ju, and his son would become Emperor Xuan of Han, Liu Xun.

Despite his remarkable status, Liu Jin went down in history as an obscure nobody, little more than a background character. There was only one reason: he died too young, at around twenty.

The court in Emperor Wu's later years was rife with intrigue. Liu Jin and his father, the deposed crown prince Liu Ju, both died amid a chaotic political struggle, an event known to history as the Witchcraft Calamity.

But with Liu Jin's transmigration, everything changed.

Twenty years later, as Liu Jin underwent his capping ceremony, Emperor Wu told the assembled nobles, "This boy takes after me. He can inherit the throne."

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