I Worked as a Translator for Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty

Traveling through the Han Dynasty, Lin An became Bima Wen who could lose his head at any time in Weiyang Palace. Not only is his immediate boss a blame-shifter, but he also has to serve Liu Che, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty who dominates the world and preys on three tribes of barbarians at every turn. Fortunately, he comes with the plug-in "Translation of Everything", and everything in the world is readable. The horse, which had been on a hunger strike for three days and had driven the civil and military forces of the court to the verge of panic, roared angrily at the trough: "Replace me with Tianshan snow water! This well water smells earthy. Do you want to poison me?" Lin An silently changed the water and saved his own life. The Xiongnu delegation presented the "Sirius Divine Wen" certificate of credence in an aggressive manner. All the officials in the palace became blind, and Liu Che laughed in anger. Lin An huddled in the corner and heard clearly what was said: "Old Liu Che, wash your neck and wait. Send your daughter to wash my feet." After being raped and slipped into the palace, he straightened his clothes and began to rant solemnly: "Your Majesty, Shanyu said that he yearns for the splendor of the Han Dynasty, wishes to be a good friend of the Qin and Jin Dynasties, and regards the princess of the Han family as a god." He turned around and whispered to the pale messenger in pure Xiongnu royal court dialect: "Go back and tell you Shanyu, if you dare to talk any more, I will stuff this letter down your throat." From understanding animal language to avoiding assassination in Shanglinyuan, to analyzing ancient artifacts to restore lost secrets, and even intercepting military information thousands of miles away in the wind. He originally wanted to live in the system and wait to die, but he accidentally became the most mysterious "humanoid translator" in the Han Empire. Liu Che looked at this young man who could always hear the "voice from outside the world", and his eyes changed from scrutiny to dependence: "Lin An, what did that eagle flying from the west say just now?"