The End of Han Dynasty: Rebuilding the Han Dynasty from the Young Liu Hong

Dressed as six-year-old Liu Hong, the Han Ling Emperor in future history books. The Yellow Turban had not yet risen, and the Party's imprisonment had not yet become strong. He was just a young marquis in Hejian who was forced by his clan to stand in front of the granary. The grain storehouses were emptied, the victims blocked the doors, and the powerful were spying on them. The county government could at any time charge them with "privately gathering refugees". In this life, he will not be a foolish king who has subjugated his country, nor can he show his prowess in public. So something strange happened in the river. The six-year-old little Marquis couldn't even hold chopsticks, but as long as he stood behind Dong, the Marquis could always "just happen to" find bad debts, "accidentally" stabilize the refugees, and "accidentally" build abandoned canals, build new plows, and build workshops. Outsiders only think that Mrs. Dong is wise, but only Liu Hong knows that the life-saving food, the canals that can provide water, the straw bags that can be exchanged for iron, and the workshop that can support craftsmen are all the foundations he dug out of desperate situations. He did not fight for the fame of the moment, but only borrowed the hands of his mother to let the river have food, utensils, accounts, and soldiers. Six years later, Luoyang called him to Beijing. The court thought that what they had summoned was the young head of the clan who was at the mercy of others. But the world will find that the Northland has already raised a new Han Dynasty with full grain, excellent utensils and strong people's hearts. In this life, the Han banner will not stop in the Central Plains.