The First Stroke of Hanwu

Zhang Jun, a Chinese doctor, accidentally traveled to the era of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and became a poor boy. He resolutely abandoned literature and followed Fu, and studied hard for three years, using modern literary spirit to recast the edge of Han Fu. In Chang'an City, he rose to prominence with "Ode to the Northern Expedition" and was appreciated by Emperor Wu. He also became friends with a wealthy businessman's daughter who disguised herself as a man, and they were involved in the undercurrents of the court. When a close relative dies and powerful officials are at odds with each other, how can he use his pen as a blade to fight his way out of the blood and fire of history?