The Great Han Dynasty: Starting from the Companion Reading of Emperor Wu

The white jade capital in the sky has five cities on the twelfth floor. Immortals caress my head, knotting my hair and receiving immortality. In Chang'an City, rumors suddenly circulated about a prodigy who had descended from the human world. In order to control the power of the empire, the young Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty set his sights on this child prodigy and summoned him to the palace to become his companion. When the emperor asked about the Huns, prodigy Han Yu responded: "The bandits can go, and I can go too." This is an era where heroes emerge in large numbers, an era that makes countless Han family members excited. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was a talented man who expanded the territory with great civility and martial arts. Huo Qubing's feat of running thousands of miles across the desert. The legendary stories of heroes such as Li Guang, Wei Qing, Zhang Qian, and Sima Qian have been passed down through the ages. Han Yu swept across the Xiongnu, shocked the Western Regions, and became a prestigious champion of the empire. After that, he set his sights on the Roman Republic. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.