In the spring of the second year of the Jiedi era of Emperor Xuan of Han, on the Gengwu day of the third month, Huo Guang, Grand Marshal and General-in-Chief, passed away. Before his death, Emperor Xuan of Han, Liu Xun, went in person to his home. As sovereign and subject parted, this powerful minister, who had personally helped Liu Xun ascend the throne yet had always been a thorn in his side, left behind a keepsake that took Liu Xun completely by surprise.
One story unfolds in the depths of the palace, another among the common people. Behind two seemingly insignificant playthings lie the tangled fates of life and death across the reigns of Emperors Wu, Zhao, and Xuan.
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After reading "Emperor's Qi", I finally understood the author's setting. The Han Dynasty that Huo Guangzhong was loyal to was the Han Dynasty of Liu Zhi, so while he worked hard for the Han Dynasty, he also killed the emperor and deposed him. All he did was to hand over a powerful man to Liu Zheng's descendants. To achieve this goal, he didn't even care about his own family.
So sweet, you two. Indeed, it would be best to think of this as a follow-up to Takeshi
Yufeng, haha, this chapter is so fun. When will my martial arts world be leveled?
A glimpse of the sweet corner of the year
╮(╯▽╰)╭ You have to believe in the gangster blood of your old Liu family
Hahaha, you are already ill. If you want to ask your great-grandfather for advice on how to woo your wife, do you want to go to Ping Jun? That is much simpler than your great-grandfather. Your great-grandfather killed your great-uncle's son, forced your great-uncle's nephew (that is, your grandfather) to commit suicide, wiped out your family, and killed all your aunts and uncles. Your great-grandfather became so ruthless that he didn't even spare his own sons and daughters. Compared to what your great-grandfather did, you are much simpler
This article is also well written! Wu Shichangping deceived me and secretly treated me as a follow-up to make up for my regrets.
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Liu Bingji (Liu Xun) was the grandson of Liu Zhi, the crown prince of Wei. Liu Bingji's great-grandfather was Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty.
Zui Mo Chang'an read it and came to DaDa's column again. I really like this article. There is no comparison between Wei Qing and Han Yan as the imperial twins, only the sweetness of Liu Wei. I like it. Come on.