King Chengyang

Liu Zhang (200 BC - 177 BC), a member of the Western Han Dynasty clan, the grandson of Liu Bang, the founder of the Han Dynasty, and the second son of Liu Fei, King Hui of Qi Dynasty. He was first named Zhu Xuhou and later King of Chengyang. His posthumous title was King Jing, so he was called King Chengyang Jing in history. The fiefdom of Chengyang Kingdom was roughly located in the area of ​​Rizhao, Linyi and Qingdao in present-day Shandong Province. It was a typical Qilu hometown. He was a brave young man, and he was the first to kill Lu, and established the Han Dynasty. However, his great achievements were suppressed, and he died young. Because of his contribution to the Han Dynasty, the people of Chengyang State built a temple for him, called the "Chengyang Jingwang Temple". During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, it flourished in the Qilu area and became the local patron saint. Liu Lin (the protagonist), a descendant of a modern Chinese medicine family, traveled through time while repairing medical slips from the Han Dynasty, and his soul entered the body of Liu Zhang at the celebration banquet in Weiyang Palace.