On the morning of the eighth day of the second month of 256 BC, Lu Wan, an academically hopeless middle schooler who knew nothing about farming, transmigrated into the family of a landowner in the late Qin dynasty. Whenever he thought about how the First Emperor of Qin was about to die and the land would soon be torn apart by war, he got so scared he ate two extra bowls of rice. But the idea of getting this underachiever to study hard and improve every day was simply impossible. Instead, he kept following his good pal Liu Ji around, stealing chickens and dogs. What he never expected was that after his childhood friend got involved in the underworld, he would give himself a new name: Liu Bang.
Lu Wan was a real historical figure. He had no particular talents, but he was Liu Bang's best friend. They were born on the same day, month, and year; got beaten up together, studied together, and joined the greatest rebellion together. In the end, Lu Wan became a king of the Han dynasty who did not share Liu Bang's surname. The protagonist is an underachiever in history who transmigrates into the past, so history will not change much. The story mainly follows historical events, because real history is far more moving than fiction.
Lu Wan was a native of Feng and hailed from the same village as Emperor Gaozu. Lu Wan's family was close to Emperor Gaozu's father. When a son was born to each family, Emperor Gaozu and Lu Wan were born on the same day, and the villagers brought sheep and wine to congratulate both families. When Emperor Gaozu and Lu Wan grew up, they both studied writing, and they were still close. The villagers celebrated the closeness of the two families: their sons were born on the same day, and they remained close as they grew up. So the villagers brought sheep and wine to both families again. Records of the Grand Historian: Biography of Lu Wan
