At the Beginning, He Was Exiled to Bianjun, and His Father Was Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

Historical fiction + "Father is kind and son is filial" + Funny relief + Playing cards that don't follow common sense The thing that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty regretted most was not sewing up the mouth of this traitor. Liu Ju, the ruthless prince, did not suffer from witchcraft at the beginning, but only a pair of estranged father and son who quarreled with each other. He handed over a report at the court meeting, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty smashed the bamboo slips on the spot: "When did my prince become a coward?" Liu Zhi said expressionlessly: "I am not anti-war, but anti-militarism." Overnight, the prince was "exiled" to the border county. Farming, training troops, and engaging in border trade. On a snowy night, he even saved a young general who was only alive. The first thing the young man said when he woke up was: "Whoever dares to touch you in Chang'an City from now on should first ask about the Changshan in my hand." Later—— It was the first blow to bury the remains of his old subordinates who had built his career from scratch. The one who protected him when he grew up went to the desperate situation, and it was the second knife. A life-long confidant who had known each other secretly died quietly to fulfill his family and country. This was the third stab. The three knives were tempered, and the edge of the cannon was sharpened into forbearance and bravery. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was watching the battle report in Weiyang Palace, watching the wayward prince turn into a calm prince step by step. The corners of his mouth were raised crazily, but there was heartache hidden in his eyes. Ministers: Your Majesty, you are hard-spoken and soft-hearted. A hard-core father and son who dislike each other and care about each other. Three unforgettable farewells. In the end, an eternal emperor was created who could carry thousands of miles of rivers and mountains - and he also forcibly tore up the great man to create a prosperous dynasty that far surpassed the years.