Conquering the Early Han

When I transmigrated, the four-year-old Emperor Wu of Han had only just been weaned.

When I transmigrated, Emperor Jing of Han had just finished dealing with my father.

When I transmigrated, Princess Guantao was enthusiastically sending beautiful women to Emperor Jing of Han, while Princess Pingyang watched and remembered every detail, diligently learning from her aunt so that she could use the same trick on her own younger brother in the future.

When I transmigrated, Chen A'jiao was still a queenly little girl. Wei Zifu was still working for Princess Pingyang. Zhuo Wenjun had yet to meet the soft young pretty boy who would swindle both her money and her virtue. Chunyu Tiying was also just making the transition from youthful inexperience to maturity...

When I began shedding blood and sweat in the Han dynasty, working hard to contribute bricks and tiles to the construction of the Chinese nation, the Xiongnu kept coming to cause trouble.

Liu the Wild Boar was actually a man with a story too. The oppressive and stifling experience of his first twenty-odd years forged a perverse and twisted soul.

Without me, his ending would have been one of decline rather than everlasting glory.

History will prove that I did it.

From the opening remarks of Xiao Qing's My Han Dynasty...

At the fervent demands and with the support of Xiao School scholars, literary and art enthusiasts, and historians from every country in the world, this book was officially published in the 388th year of the Han era.