Traveling Through the Han Dynasty, I Became the Huns' National Advisor?

After watching it for a long time, aren't you licking the Han Dynasty? Aren't you writing about the Han Dynasty? Isn't this different from those who wrote about the Ming Dynasty, then conquered the world, developed muskets, and then entered into marriages and dividends? It's a pity that you wrote such a big horn before, brought readers in, and then let out such a big fart.

You can obviously write a novel about a big scene of hegemony, but you have created a big picture, and then you have to destroy it yourself, lick Liu Che's ass, and then use the same old muskets to seal off the monkeys and pretend to beat him.

It's okay to have a crooked butt, but what's the use of your initial status?

Is the author planning to overthrow the Han Dynasty and establish a dynasty before venturing to Europe, or is he planning to accumulate some power in the Han Dynasty and then go to Europe to compete for hegemony?