Han Ding: I Use National Policy to Reshape the Han Dynasty

In the sixth year of Xiping, it was Xin Chou in October. The capital was shaken, the sky was cracked, and the death knell of the Han Dynasty was buzzing on the ruins of Luoyang. As soon as Liu Hong opened his eyes, he became the famous "faint emperor" Han Ling Emperor in history. There is a wolf in front and a tiger behind. As a backbone of the National Development and Reform Commission who once struggled within the system, Liu Hong knows very well: if you want to survive, you have to act; if you want to make a comeback, you have to be ruthless. Since history has given me the script of "Faint King", I will perform it to the extreme. "You think I'm having fun?" "No, I'm digging your grave." Starting from a crimson gauze tent in Luoyang, to the thousands of miles of frontier of the Han Dynasty. This is a desperate survival on the ruins, and it is also the iron-blooded road of a generation of "faint kings" to reshape China. When Xianbei escaped, returned to the Western Regions, and the giant ships set sail, the history books were written with trembling meticulousness—— "Emperor Liezu maintained his ambitions, inherited the decline, turned the tide, and created peace for all generations." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.