Big Han: Open a Teahouse in Chang'an to Take Advantage of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty!

In the second year of Jianyuan, in a small and inconspicuous teahouse in Leyifang, Chang'an, Li Xuan, a top student in the history department, was waiting for the system to awaken. Two regular customers visit the house every day. Xiao Liu is generous and Xiao Wei is taciturn. They ate snacks and drank tea, but they kept asking the most important questions: "How does your majesty please Empress Dowager Dou?" "Which of the hundreds of families is best suited to govern the country?" "When is the best time to send troops to the Huns to win?" Li Xuan was annoyed: You want to buy Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's strategy for governing the country with two strings of five baht? Until the system was turned on and the day he was selected to become an official, Xiao Liu quietly came over and said, "Shopkeeper, I have a showdown - I am Liu Che." Li Xuan almost dropped the teacup in his hand. Looking down, he saw three ingots of gold placed on the low table. Xiao Wei - no, it was Wei Qing who was holding back a smile. The young man across from me who ate cake every day and had been patted on the shoulder by him was none other than the Emperor of Han Dynasty. What's even more outrageous is that the few sentences he casually mentioned, "Confucianism has replaced Huang Lao" and "Empress Dowager Dou will definitely make trouble", all came true. Now Liu Che was eagerly begging him for advice, and Li Xuan just sighed: If I had known this, I should have charged more for tea. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.