The King of Hejian in the Western Han Dynasty: Poetry Determines the World

In the last years of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, undercurrents were surging in the world and famines broke out everywhere. Liu De, the king of Hejian, inherited the death of his mentor Ji Huaijin, held the bronze seal of the Zhou Dynasty, and grasped the true meaning of the "Book of Songs". He was ordered to turn the tide before it fell. Severe drought, floods in Taishi, poisonous water in Husu... Jiuhe's series of disasters threatens the common people step by step. The descendants of the three schools of Confucianism, medicine, and craftsman work side by side to control floods, save people, and stabilize the environment... The Jinwen Jing sect monopolizes the study of Confucian classics, the powerful ministers frame Zhongliang, the vassal king plots rebellion and covets the throne, and everyone in the world wants to seize the secret treasure of the Zhou Dynasty! When debating scriptures in the court, he used true meaning to crush false learning and fought with the Confucian scholars; In charge of political affairs in Hejian, he stabilized the people with his benevolence and won the hearts of the people. People in the world only read poems for their words, but Liu De was the only one who understood how to nourish the people through fallow farming, use herbs to help people survive, strengthen the country through craftsmanship, and unify the country. "Poetry does not lie in temples or in the powerful, but in all people." Look at him, he uses poetry as his blade and the people as his foundation. Defeat the chaos of Jiuhe and bring peace to the Han Dynasty!