When Liu Bian opened his eyes, he found that he had become the Young Emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Bad news: He Jin had just died, the eunuchs were in chaos in the palace, and Dong Zhuo came to Luoyang. Although he was the emperor in name, he actually didn't even dare to drink a bowl of "soothing soup" next to his bed.
Worse news: According to historical procedures, he will soon be deposed as King Hongnong and sent away with a glass of poisonous wine.
In order to survive, Liu Bian could only pretend to be cowardly while seizing power.
When others were fighting for military power, he first checked the process of passing imperial edicts; when others were snatching jade seals, he registered the incoming and outgoing seals with his backhand; when eunuchs wanted to pretend to pass on imperial edicts, he asked them to send their heads to the inner prison; when Dong Zhuo wanted to obey the imperial edict and enter the palace, he first wrote down the "rebel hat" and waited for Dong Zhuo to do it himself.
The Queen Mother He wanted to take power, Liu Bian smiled and handed the steps: "The Queen Mother is wise."
The courtiers wanted to make peace, but Liu Bian asked them to sign a signature to take responsibility: "If you have good waists, you will take the blame for Dong Zhuo."
Dong Zhuo thought that the young emperor was easy to control, but he found that the palace door was not opened, the edict was not true, and his status was nailed first.
But Liu Bian knew very well that escaping the poisonous wine was only the first step.
In this crumbling palace city of the Han Dynasty, jade seals, edicts, military talismans, relatives, eunuchs, princes, and aristocratic families, everything can kill people.
He is still young.
But he is not blind.
He will not drink this poisonous wine.
He doesn't intend to let go of this world.
