Invited to Become an Immortal Master by Emperor Wu of Han from the Start

He previously told Emperor Wu of Han that he wasn't afraid of death, and that even if he were killed, he could return to the celestial realm. Now that he's been killed by an assassin, isn't that a perfect opportunity to return to heaven? A celestial being afraid of being assassinated? Ridiculous!

During the Han Dynasty, when speaking directly to the emperor, one would address him as "Your Majesty." When referring to the emperor to a third party, one would address him as "Son of Heaven" or "Emperor." There were also informal titles: in the Western Han Dynasty, it was "County Official," and in the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was "State."

Wow, I found two people with perfectly logical thinking. These two must be paid trolls. First, look at the screenshot. I've only been here for seven days, and I've only read chapter 133. And their values ​​are truly amazing.

To put it bluntly, historically, Huo Guang was a competent regent, at least ensuring a smooth transition of power in the Han Dynasty to the Liu family. He also helped restore social order and the economy, and wrestled with foreign wars. Although Emperor Xuan of Han, Liu Xun, exterminated Huo Guang's entire clan after his death, he did not deny Huo Guang's achievements.

😅I feel the author made a mistake. It should be about living in seclusion, teaching students, and changing mindsets—that's the true path. The way it's written doesn't have any of that ethereal, otherworldly feel.

He's too presumptuous in his actions and words, lacking self-awareness and failing to grasp his own limitations. His attempts at showing off have been poorly executed. He lacks the necessary skills and hasn't mastered the correct methods.

It would be better to add a system. The advantage of a system-based approach is that it can be used to fix bugs. Unreasonable? Adding some items would make it reasonable. 🙂

Emperor Wu of Han became emperor after defeating the Xiongnu, while Emperor Yang of Han became Emperor Yang after his campaign against Goguryeo failed! Their experiences and identities were similar, yet their fates were drastically different!

Honestly, Emperor Wu of Han really shouldn't be vilified! At least those whose ethnicity is listed as Han on their ID cards shouldn't be!

Playing with supernatural elements isn't very satisfying; it's better to just write a story about a modern person transmigrating to another world to cultivate immortality, and then returning to the Han Dynasty.