From the Resurgence of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Unification of Europe and Asia

[Resurgence at the end of Han Dynasty] [Industrial Revolution] [Eurasian Overlord] An axis of civilization that traverses the Eurasian continent has gradually become the center of civilization and power in the Old Continent under the pioneering efforts of the Han family. From Luoyang to Ctesiphon and then to Rome, the city was full of Han family members. "The loss of my fiefdom in Taixi means that my merchant camel has no time to return." "The loss of my old place of rest has caused my dome to have less wine and rice." "The loss of my distant territory of Rome has made my cavalry afraid of the Han banner." Later historians often put the dividing point of the era in 181 AD. In the fourth year of Guanghe, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty continued to indulge in extravagance and lust, and the Han Empire suffered from internal and external troubles. In this year, the Kushan dynasty's hegemony in Central Asia gradually loosened, and undercurrents surged among city-states. In Rome this year, the golden age of the Five Wise Emperors had just come to an end. The remaining warmth of the prosperous age had dissipated, internal affairs were gradually becoming exhausted, and conflicts between the Senate and the legions were gradually arising. But history suddenly turned a corner here, and the soul of a time traveler passed through the body of Liu Bian, the young emperor of the Han Dynasty, and returned to his loyal Luoyang today.