Liu Ying, the Godless Emperor of the Great Qin Dynasty

In June 195 BC, Liu Ying's father, Liu Bang, the great ancestor of the Han Dynasty, passed away in Chang'an, the capital of the Han Dynasty. Liu Bang died in Chang'an, with the posthumous title of Emperor Gao and the temple name of Taizu, and was buried in Changling. Liu Ying, the crown prince of the Han Dynasty, ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor in the Weiyang Palace in 194 BC. He was Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty. Although the Han Dynasty at that time had unified the Central Plains, it was also plagued by internal and external troubles: the people had not yet recovered from the tyranny of Qin and the wars crippled by Queen Qin, and the country's economy was poor; The Huns in the north often invaded the border areas, seized resources, and begged the Western Han Dynasty for money and grain. In the south, South Vietnam has 500,000 Qin Dynasty elites and a huge territory, and is always ready to replace the Han Dynasty. As a time traveler, he became a famous puppet emperor in history. He was about to lose power to his own mother and did nothing for the rest of his life. Finally, he died in depression. How is this possible? Since you have come to Han Dynasty, you must live up to your destiny and yourself. I want to lead my Han Dynasty to the top. I don't want to become an emperor for eternity. I just want my Han Dynasty fleet to travel all over the world, and my Han Dynasty iron horse to ride through the wilderness. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.