Eastern Han Dynasty: Domineering General, Do You Think I Am Emperor Zhi?

In the second year of Yanxi of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Empress Liang died. General Liang Ji has been in power for twenty years. All the officials looked at him with side eyes and the emperor gave him away. The young Han Emperor Huan Liu Zhi asked a question in the toilet. History will remember this taste. He was the last emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty to hold real power. He ascended the throne at the age of fifteen, but was forced to write by Liang Ji. At the age of twenty-four, he bit the eunuch Shan Chao's arm and made an alliance with his blood, uprooting the Liang family. Three billion dollars were confiscated from the house—enough to feed the whole country for ten years. But when the jackals are driven away, the tigers and leopards come. The eunuchs of the Five Marquises were better than Liang Ji, and the scholar-bureaucrats were imprisoned by him. He died at the age of thirty-six, and before the coffin had cooled down, Dou Wu and Chen Fan wanted to kill the eunuch, but their heads were beheaded by Cao Jie and Wang Fu. History books have scolded him for eighteen hundred years. But no one asked him, what else can a child who was forced into a dragon chair from the Hejian Kingdom do besides overturning the table? (Ps: In fact, Emperor Huan of Han was a very ambitious emperor. He wanted to do a lot of things, but unfortunately he only had bad cards!) (But there is one thing to say. His own decision-making made many outstanding contributions to the advancement of history.) (For example, the stage was cleared for the Three Kingdoms - Liang Ji's three billion family property, the misdeeds of the five princes, and the resentment of the party's misfortunes were all gathered together with Emperor Ling and exploded together.)