Jinling Changge

Liu Sheng, the vassal king of the Han Dynasty, was involved in the rise and fall of the Zhongshan Kingdom, and was in the aftermath of the Seven Kingdoms Rebellion. He was dealing with the tension between the central government and the vassal territory. He hides his sharp edge in wine and sex, hides his wisdom with absurdity, and protects the peace of the people, but he cannot escape the suspicion of the imperial power. Wrapped in the golden jade clothes are his complex feelings towards the Han Dynasty - both the ties of clan and the helplessness of the vassal king. Deep in the Jingling Mausoleum is not only a royal mausoleum, but also a long song wrapped in power, family affection and the tragedy of the times, quietly telling the little-known life of Liu Sheng. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.