My Father, the Han Dynasty's High Ancestor

After transmigrating to the end of the Qin dynasty, Liu Fei found himself in the Chu camp. His father was the King of Han, and he was Liu Bang's illegitimate son from before his marriage. Liu Fei looked around. Good grief, the whole family had been rounded up.

One was old and white-haired.

One had a resolute expression.

One was sallow and gaunt.

One was sobbing.

One had a bleeding head.

The old, the young, the injured, the foolish: what a spectacular start. Liu Fei knew he was a complete fool when it came to the transition from the Qin to the Han, so without a second thought, he clung to his legal mother's side. Her position as the first woman in history to rule from behind the throne was beyond question.

"Mother, who should we beat up?"

"Mother, who should we rob?"

"Mother, who should we eliminate?"

"Your Majesty, please take the title of empress!"

Reading Guide:

1. The male lead is ridiculously powerful.

2. The Han dynasty setting is partially fictionalized.

3. The story focuses on family and career, with a romance plot and a female lead who appears relatively late.

Theme: Affection matters more than blood ties.