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This is an allusion to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty who dismissed hundreds of schools of thought, respected Confucianism, and resorted to military force to punish himself. Expelling the Huns, frightening South Vietnam, and endless legends about the Silk Road - this was the era of Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. On the occasion of the most glorious era in Chinese history, in the fourth year of Emperor Jing's reign, Chen Jue was reborn in the palace of Chang'an City Hall. As a descendant of the founding hero and the son of a centuries-old noble family, facing the situation where the emperor's heart is impermanent and the building is about to collapse, Chen Jue is determined to quietly change everything in a subtle and subtle way. Queen Xiaowu Chen is the eldest princess who is also a prostitute. Great-grandfather Chen Ying and Xiang Yu both started their careers, and later returned to the Han Dynasty and became Marquis of Tangyi... In the fifth year of Yuanguang... A minister gave the queen a policy saying: \