Transmigrated as the Child of the Empire's Twin Pillars

One day, Wei Wuyou opened his eyes and found himself reborn as Wei Qing's fourth son. He was baffled. Since when did Wei Qing have a son like me?! (Flips table!) After getting used to riding on General Wei's shoulders and spouting nonsense in his face, the little Wei Wuyou, who'd just started losing his baby teeth, stumbled upon a shocking secret. He wasn't Wei Qing's biological son. Wiping away his sweat, Wei Qing stammered for once. "Actually..." He glanced at the nephew standing beside him and continued, "Actually, you're Huo Qubing's illegitimate son!" Huo Qubing: ? Not long afterward, Wei Wuyou angrily smacked his dad on the head. "Huo Qubing is still a virgin himself! How could he have a kid?!" Wei Qing: ...He had no choice but to shamelessly pin it on Huo Guang. Poor Huo Guang endured Wei Wuyou's disdainful looks for quite a while without understanding why. Liu Che: Ahem, ahem. * To keep a certain father from dying young, Wei Wuyou held his nose and got started on infrastructure projects in the Han Dynasty. Asphalt roads, new farmland, steel and glass, rubber and honeycomb coal, and the transcontinental land and maritime Silk Roads all began construction. Then Wei Wuyou put on a white coat and devoted himself to building up the medical system. Liu Che: Is it too late to apologize to my son? Wei Qing: Probably. Huo Qubing: Definitely too late. Huo Guang: Absolutely too late. Little Wei Wuyou, looking disgusted: I really don't want to be your son. The road to rule a nation leads to life or death for the people. The Han Empire's territory was only just beginning to expand. Theme: Give a world without light the means to kindle a flame.