King Changyi of the Han Dynasty

He is the king of Changyi, he is the Marquis of Haihun, his name is Liu He, a deposed emperor who was born into wealth but came to the throne by coincidence. Was Liu He really as mediocre as historians say when he was in power? Excessive licentiousness, failure to protect the country... And so on. Just imagine how many emperors in history were worthless in front of powerful ministers. Didn't the later Emperor Xuan endure Huo Guang's life, and only after his death did he get rid of the entire Huo family? Huo's retribution is worth pondering how the historians knelt in front of Huo Guang at that time. After all, times are changing, customs are changing, and people's hearts are changing. After Sima Gong, there are very few historians who have integrity... When I read the author's masterpiece for the first time, I don't know how it ends, but it seems like a mysterious King of Changyi appears vividly in front of me. I wonder whether he will ascend the throne and compete with Huo Guang for power in the future like history. If this is the case, I hope the author can use a happy ending to rectify the name of this emperor who has been in disgrace for thousands of years. Why can't we official history? This article is the only one! !

This text is about textual research. The protagonist is the historical deposed emperor Changyi King and the grandson of Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. When there is the existence of the element of time travel, how will the deposed emperor perform it, and how will history change? What interesting story will happen when the powerful minister Huo Guang meets the protagonist who has lived in two lifetimes? (Book lovers are welcome to follow the book list and give a like to your favorite books)

Liu He? In my impression, he is the one who broke into a love affair, but in reality, he was buried with tens of thousands of books in the tomb, and Confucian books were the most numerous. You must know that ancient books were all made of bamboo... Personally, I think Liu He was probably a young man in literature and art.

The protagonist is mentally ill and explains things like saddles to the Huns in detail

First of all, Huo Guangrong lived a life of extreme hardship, and Liu Xun couldn't bear it. When Huo Guang died, he was buried with the courtesy of the emperor. So many years after the Huo family wiped out the whole family, Huo Guang was still the first among the eleven heroes of Qilin Pavilion. Even writing his name was taboo to show respect. It can be said that he was a highly respected minister when he was alive and enjoyed all the honors after his death. The death of the Huo family was due to the greed of the people. Huo Guang's descendants wanted to rebel, but they were still left to make a living? Can you blame Liu Xun for being ruthless and merciless, and then settling the matter afterwards? Secondly, Liu Hezhi is just a loser in the struggle for power and gain. As soon as he ascended to the throne, he brought hundreds of people to Beijing, thinking that the world belonged to him. When he met Huo Guang, the actual controller of the world, sparks of hatred would naturally arise. As a result, Liu He had no foundation or connections, so he lost easily. There is no evidence to prove that Liu He is a good bird and Huo Guang is a bad bird. Finally, the words of historians cannot be trusted, so how can we get a glimpse of the truth about what happened thousands of years ago? 🤫

I feel like what the author wrote is wrong. The status of women in the Han Dynasty was low? Empress Lu, the mother of Emperor Jing, and the eldest princess, many women have high status.

The author's writing style is not bad, and for a reader, the first three chapters can be fascinating. Then gradually began to dig holes, and there were very reasonable arrangements for the protagonist's current situation and the general environment of the times. The plot is very compact and there is no delay at all. In the twenty chapters that I have read, the protagonist has highlighted the subtle changes in history with his advanced knowledge. It can be seen that in the near future, Changyi will have a prosperous country with abundant resources and people. In terms of the ultimate goal, what measures the protagonist will take and how to secretly develop while surrounded by wolves is another big pitfall. I think what comes next is not only the description of the subtle changes that have accumulated over time, but also the narrative of the thunderous victory over the enemy in one fell swoop. The author can be more specific in describing the characters. If the personality of each character can be comprehensively highlighted through service attire, language and tone, it will definitely be a wonderful drama. As for the explanation at the end of each chapter, there is actually no need to say too much. There are occasional intersperses in the article, and everyone will see your efforts. Wishing you a great fire.

Although I'm not very fond of the Han Dynasty, this book read fluently and interestingly. After reading this book, I couldn't help but sigh to the sky, what the hell have I written before. In order to post a comment, I actually changed my account three times. You can imagine how persistent I am.

I sincerely hope that the protagonist can become the emperor and let the Han Dynasty regain its glory and last for hundreds of years.

The protagonist's name is Liu He, but he doesn't know about the emperor who was emperor for 27 days... And his brother is a history student and won't tell him... I know Emperor Xuan but not Liu He. I'm really speechless... It's a pity that the protagonist was also named Liu He in his previous life.