I Tell You to Play the Envoy—You’re Interested in the Empress Dowager?

Genre: Historical · Fantasy · Drama

All countries in history have suffered a break in their historical records, and Zhonghua has not been completely broken, but only its humiliating history has been recorded. Its people are fierce and absolutely not the type to back down.

Lu Yuan: Playing the role of a Han envoy? Huh? That’s that simple?

Emperor Wu of Han: Take your money and go enjoy yourself. I’ve already spoken to the historians. It all depends on your performance.

Lu Yuan: Your Majesty, rest assured. My death scene will far exceed your imagination!

Vassal king: I wonder why the envoy has come today?

Lu Yuan: Nothing else. I’m only here to die.

Vassal king: ?

Emperor Wu of Han: The Han envoy is dead. Right or wrong no longer interests me. Go explain it to my army.

Vassal king: Sigh... you bastard!

People and historical events already written include:

Envoys: Anguo Shaoji, Fu Jiezi, Tang Jian, attendants of Princess Jieyou.

Men of letters: Wang Bo, Xin Qiji, Gan Luo, Han Yu, Liu Zongyuan, Liu Yuxi, Yuan Zhen, Bai Juyi, and others.

Generals: Geng Gong of the thirteen soldiers who returned to Yumen, Guo Xin, who guarded the western frontier with white hair, and Marquis Champion Huo Qubing.

Emperors: Liu Shan, Yang Guang, Emperor Jingtai Zhu Qiyu, and Qin crown prince Fusu.

Please see the table of contents for details; there is basically no impact between each story, so you can skip or choose them freely.

There are satisfying stories in it, such as playing emperors and playing Han envoys.

There are also tragic, heroic ones, like Geng Gong and Guo Xin.

And there are regrets, like Xin Qiji, Wang Bo, and Princess Jieyou.

History is very long, stretching across five thousand years.

History is very short, only the wheat ripening five thousand times.