Late Han Dynasty: Guangwu's Legacy

Liu Yi, the eighth grandson of Emperor Guangwu, was born in the late Eastern Han Dynasty when etiquette was gradually collapsing. The internal strife of Emperor Huan continued, Emperor Ling was lazy in governing, the authority of the imperial court gradually declined, local dangers continued to accumulate, and a chaotic world was just around the corner. As a member of the Guangwu bloodline, Liu Yi has had great ambitions since he was young, eager to imitate his ancestors, bring order to chaos, and help the fallen man. But times have changed, and the social conditions that Guangwu relied on to achieve success no longer exist. Many realistic shackles lie on the road ahead, and grand ideals cannot be achieved overnight. The Yellow Turban War swept across the sea, and the world was completely in chaos. He struggled to stand up in the cracks of troubled times and competed with a group of contemporary heroes. Based in Hebei Province, he dealt with various forces, mediated step by step in the intricate game between the scholar families, and won the support of the local powerful, reorganized the army, calmed the people, and expanded the territory and consolidated the territory. The flames of war raged across the Thirteen States, the Central Plains was in ruins, and the four sides were divided. In this chaotic time of the late Han Dynasty, when the mountains and rivers are shattered, can he repeat the legend of his ancestor Guangwu, ascend to the throne in the Ninth Five-Year Plan, dominate the world, and become a new generation of Han emperor? Or should he break free from the moral shackles of his unhappiness and spend his whole life just being a lonely minister guarding the Han Dynasty?