Big Man, Big Man

In the middle and late Eastern Han Dynasty, the Queen Mother's relatives interfered in politics, and the Eight Kingdoms were watching with eager eyes. Young kings mostly relied on eunuchs to govern themselves. This is known in history as the Qi-Huan Controversy. The Eight Kingdoms wanted to see the opportunity to incorporate the Han Dynasty into their own country's territory. Leng Dezheng, the grandson of Dezu of Wudang Mountain, was a loyal man who eliminated his relatives and eunuchs and plotted to rule the country and be loyal to the Han Dynasty. Or is he a traitor who plots to kill a powerful man who is surrounded by beautiful women? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.