Brief introduction of Korean deeds

When Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, was a prince, he made friends with Zhang Tang (Zhang Gu), Guan Fu (Guan Fu), Li Ling (Li Yong) and Guo Sheren (Guo Deren). A group of young people regard themselves as "princelings" and share the same dream of making contributions. However, in order to safeguard the vested interests of Dou's consorts, her grandmother Dou Yi tried every means to abolish the car and let her youngest son take its place.

Shady, snared Liu Che and his gang. Liu Che was in danger without knowing it, and was addicted to the pursuit of youthful love. Dong Fangshuo, a strange man whom Liu Che met occasionally, pointed out the maze several times, which made them almost miss and turned the situation around. Finally, Liu Che played chess first and ascended the throne of the emperor.

Emperor Wudi ascended the throne in his teens, relying on Dong Fangshuo (Oriental wisdom) and "princelings" to crowd out Dou Taihou and other harem forces. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty made great efforts to rule the country and rebelled against the Huns in the north, ending the 70-year history of maintaining humiliating peace only by relatives and pushing the Han Dynasty to the most powerful peak.