Great Han: Father, I Beg You to Abdicate

Inside Jianzhang Palace, blood runs in rivers.

Crown Prince Liu Ju is driven to the brink by the witchcraft scandal. The court is eager to kill him, while Emperor Wu of Han looks on coldly.

“If I can no longer be Crown Prince, then I’ll become emperor!”

The sign-in System awakens, and from the start he summons ten thousand Snow-Dragon Cavalry!

Jiang Chong sneers, “The Crown Prince is rebelling. He must be executed!”

The next moment, heavily armored cavalry storm through the gates and trample Jiang Chong into a pulp. Three thousand horsemen charge straight for the imperial palace. Liu Ju, clad in iron armor, tosses aside his bloodstained sword.

“Father, the traitors have been eliminated. You can abdicate in peace now.”

From then on, the Han dynasty takes a dramatic new direction.

The former subordinates of Wei Qing and Huo Qubing reclaim power. Matchlock guns, red-clad cannons, and an invincible fleet emerge.

The Xiongnu are crushed, the Western Regions reclaimed, and Rome conquered.

Years later, Liu Che gazes at the world maps covering Weiyang Palace and fights back tears. “I’m only old, not dead! How did you, my rebellious son, conquer the whole world?”