Duckweed Emperor

After a person is swallowed up by the word "Emperor", is he still considered a human being? Liu Xie was put on the dragon throne by Dong Zhuo at the age of nine. From then on, he was a pawn of others for the rest of his life - he was established by Dong Zhuo, expelled by Li Jue and Guo Si, hijacked by Cao Cao, and deposed by Cao Pi. The world only recognizes Yuxi, not Liu Xie. This book describes how he recovered a "person" step by step from an enshrined "symbol": when he returned to the east and ran at night, he understood that "no one in the world recognizes the emperor." He resisted twice with blood and was defeated by the imperial edict and lying down. Twenty years later, he voluntarily returned the jade seal, abdicated as Shanyang Gong, collected medicine and practiced medicine at the foot of Taihang Mountain, and lived like himself for the first time. The duckweed has no roots, but because it has no roots, it finally floats to where it wants to go. This is not a book about strategy and conquest, but a book about "people". It does not write about who won the world, but only about how a person who lost everything in the world and everyone around him regained the most ordinary and luxurious thing of "living as a human being" inch by inch after forty years of blood and ashes. The book is composed of six volumes and eight chapters, starting from Chang'an's return to the East, and going through the distant confrontations between Luoyang, Xudu, and Yecheng, and finally a book of "Emergency Prescriptions" that saves people in the Taihang Mountains. It describes a life of a symbol being lifted up, fought for, drained, and abandoned. It also describes the heart under the symbol that has never been completely tortured to death and wants to be treated as a human being.