I Come from the People

In the first year of Yuanping, Chang'an was in Shangguanli. A young man in the city who was chased and beaten for gambling debts was suddenly told: You are the great-grandson of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. The throne is vacant, and it is your turn to be the emperor. Everyone felt that a young man who was dawdling around in folk cockfights and writing complaints for others who entered the Weiyang Palace was just another puppet in Huo Guang's hands. Until he issued an edict—— "When I was among the people, I had an old sword, but now it's lost. Dear friends, can you help me find it?" The whole court was filled with civil and military officials, and there was total silence. From an orphan in prison to the new emperor of Chang'an, from a young man in the city to the leader of the resurgence of the Han Dynasty. This emperor who came from the common people understood people's hearts better than anyone else. What he relied on was not the blood of the Tian family, but the observation of words and emotions learned in the market, and the ability to use force. What he has to do is not just sit on the throne. It was to seek justice for the girl who was waiting for him.