Return to Han

Chen Mu is an associate professor of history at a university in the west. Before his father died, he gave him a Pisces jade pendant. Tell him that in the center of Lop Nur, there is a depth similar to the human ear, which is the only parallel intersection between the earth and the universe. His father was a member of a scientific expedition team and assisted a scientist to enter there. For many years, he has carried the reputation of "murdering" the scientific giant. In reality, Chen Mu was knowledgeable but cynical. He was disheartened by his feud with the college leaders, the breakdown of his marriage to his wife, and the sudden death of his father. After careful consideration, he used the jade pendant given to him by his father and traveled through Lop Nur's auricle to the first century AD. This was the time when Wang Mang established the new Han Dynasty. At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, serious land annexation, political corruption, and people's livelihood were in dire straits. Wang Mang tried to resolve these contradictions through land reform, currency reform, and the abolition of slavery. However, a slight difference can make a difference a thousand miles. Old problems have not been resolved, and new conflicts are intensifying. Let's see how the protagonist survives in this troubled world, how he realizes his idea of ​​trading goods all over the world, how he fights against the red-browed green forest, how he makes the barbarians surrender, and then opens up the trade routes to the Western Regions. When the seeds of philosophical questioning of time and space were buried in the first century AD, could it be possible to create a gap in the Confucian culture, which focuses on survival by blood, and open a path for subsequent scientific derivation? How can we break the cycle of centralized power and chaos that has lasted more than two thousand years of surface oscillation and core stability? Internet literature must first be literature. As literature, ideological quality is indispensable. This article may not make you happy, but I hope it will make you think!