Building on Two Lifetimes of Glory, I Cling to Wei Qing and Huo Qubing to Become Emperor of the Han Heavens

[No System + Transmigration Between Two Lives + High-Tech Nation-Building + Political Scheming and Counterattacks + Global Conquest] Why are we called the Han people? Everyone knows of the mighty Han and Tang dynasties, as well as the Great Qin Empire established by our First Emperor, the Ancestral Dragon. So why isn't the largest ethnic group in China called the Qin or Tang people? And why, after more than two thousand years and countless dynastic changes, do so many people still identify as Han? Read this book, and you'll find the answers you're looking for. After the writer Liu Ju kills himself, betrayed by his family, he arrives in the Western Han dynasty. Combining the historical knowledge he gained in his previous life as a writer with the memories of Liu Ju, the deposed crown prince from his past life, he is reborn into the body of the eight-year-old Crown Prince Liu Ju. What can he do to avoid killing himself thirty years later? Was Huo Qubing really that formidable? Everyone knows he made it to Langjuxu Mountain, but have you ever read about how he did it? Why was Wei Qing held in even higher regard by the army than Huo Qubing? Everyone knows Emperor Wu of Han wielded absolute imperial power. Where did his commanding presence come from? Why did General Li Guang keep getting lost, yet remain an enduring legend? And finally, was Liu Che really afraid of the Wei clan, his imperial in-laws, as people say? Or was he deceived by villains, leading Liu Ju to suffer final defeat and take his own life? Come on in! You'll find the answers here. One last thing: please read this book carefully. The author compiled all the historical sources from Emperor Wu's reign to write it, drawing on 1.6 million words of research. It recreates the rise and course of the Han dynasty's glory from every angle!