Ba Shui Yin: Chronicles of Xiaobun

I have a lot of doubts when reading history. Why do seemingly isolated historical events have close connections and profound meanings that are not stated in the words? Then he made a wish to reveal historical details beyond historical facts. I would like to call it a filler work: using basic historical facts as the skeleton, filling in reasonable imaginary details to reveal the shape of the time, thus forming a large-plot work with the Han Dynasty emperor's political history as the timeline. Some superficial research has been done on the dialogue, scenes, customs, etc. Of this book. For example, when the emperor in the early Han Dynasty called himself "I", he often called himself "I"; the queen mother sometimes called herself a widow; there is some research on the cause of Empress Lu's death and the size of Chang'an City in the early Han Dynasty. The major historical plots in the book are all based on "Historical Records", "Hanshu", and "Zizhi Tongjian", and each has its own emphasis. I originally wanted to write an antique classical novel, but unfortunately I am not very talented and have a shallow stomach, so it has become a book bag that imitates the ancient times. When the book was written, my life circumstances had changed a lot, and I had no time to change them. Simply save it on the Internet as a souvenir.