Western Han Dynasty: the Long Song Has Not Ended Yet

At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, Han Dynasty had lost its virtue. Duke Mang of Anhan took over the throne of the emperor, and was only one step away from the throne. Some people regarded him as a sage of the world, who saved all people from hanging upside down, while others regarded him as a usurper and traitor, and raised a flag and vowed to burn with him. On the eve of the overthrow of this turbulent and undercurrent, many people went to the countryside of Nanyang to look for an ordinary old farmer-country boy Zheng Ji: You said you are all here for my father? The curtain of history has opened. The emperor of the Han Dynasty, the boy from Nanyang, and the queen of a famous family, three young people of similar ages are gradually involved in the whirlpool, and step by step from the far reaches of the world into the temple disputes.