Han Zuo Yongyan I Lived for Two Hundred Years in the Western Han Dynasty

In the eleventh year of Emperor Gaozu's reign, Chen Mo, a minor official in Peixian County of the Yi tribe of Pengyue, was framed and implicated, and he was executed after three days. When he was about to die, he awakened the [Han Zuo Longevity System], lived one day and gained one year of life; saved a loyal man and gained ten years of life. From then on, with his complete memories of "Historical Records" and "Hanshu", he survived step by step in the bloody storm of the early Han Dynasty: He escaped Liu Bang's butcher's knife to purge kings with different surnames, avoided Empress Lu's political liquidation, saved Zhou Bo, Chen Ping, and Sima Qian, left a ray of hope for the prince in the witchcraft disaster, survived the death of nine generations of emperors, and watched the Western Han Dynasty move from its founding to its destruction. Emperor Wu asked him the secret of longevity, and he only said: "Without him, he only has few desires." No one knew that this lonely minister of the Western Han Dynasty who had lived for two hundred years had already memorized history books by heart. ——Han Zuo Yongyan, it was never the Han Dynasty that delayed, but Chen Mo's life.