Continuing the Han Dynasty: My Father Is Emperor Ling of Han

In Luoyang, at Yongle Palace, the deposed young Han emperor Liu Bian raises his cup and laments:

The Way of Heaven has changed, why must I suffer so?

I forsake the throne and retreat to the frontier.

Rebellious ministers press me, my life will soon be over.

I shall leave you now and depart for the dark beyond.

Tang Ji dances in her red sleeves, takes the wine cup from Liu Bian's hand, and sings along:

The Emperor of Heaven collapses, the earth crumbles.

I was born an emperor, yet my life is cut short.

Our paths diverge in life and death, and from now on we part.

How can I bear this lonely grief in my heart?

Then she drains the poisoned wine in her cup and dies. Liu Bian bursts into tears, gulps down all the poisoned wine in the jug, and ends his miserable life.

When Liu Bian wakes again, he discovers that he has transmigrated back seven years. Having lived two lives, Liu Bian will overcome every obstacle and wage campaigns far and wide to restore the glory of the Han dynasty...

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