Dai Beifengyun

Chen Yan, a lover of Qin and Han history, suddenly returned to the Western Han Dynasty six years after working overtime late at night. When he opened his eyes again, he was Liu Yan, the Marquis of the western border county of Dai Kingdom - a distant branch of Liu Bang. At that time, the Kingdom of Dai Dynasty had been renamed to Liu Heng (later Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty). His distant branch of the Marquis guarded the northern corner of Dai Kingdom. He was an unknown marquis who was annihilated in the sea of ​​​​history. The disaster of Empress Dowager Lu's massacre of the clan before and the danger of the Xiongnu knocking off the pass later. At that time, Lu and his pheasants came to the court, and the clan surnamed Liu was as if they were walking on ice in the abyss; the Xiongnu's iron hooves were peeping south, and they acted as a barrier to the north, and the smoke of war was endless; the war in South Vietnam was not over, and the imperial court was recruiting excessively, and the border counties had already had ten houses and nine empty houses. There are powerful officials colluding and constraining people inside, there are barbarians attacking and harassing people outside, and the imperial inspectors come to the door with the power of accountability - the situation is desperate, and life hangs by a thread. From a modern social animal who was trying to survive to avoid disaster, to a border prince who was ordered to do something in danger, Chen Yan only had two thousand years of historical memory to rely on. He rectified the remnants of the army, promoted water conservancy, calmed the people's hearts, and found hope in the crisis; he took advantage of the Zhulu Rebellion (eight years after the Gao Dynasty) to take advantage of the situation and rise, and accumulated strength during Wenjing's rule, and gradually integrated the power of the country.