I am not a deposed emperor of Han Dynasty

Before the plot, and the follow-up trend (can be lightly sprayed)

In fact, for me as the author, posting this summary shows that there is something wrong with my writing.

At least I didn't express clearly what I wanted to express, which confused some readers (this is my fault, not the readers' fault).

This happens for two reasons.

One is my ability problem and time problem. My job has been too busy recently, which may have caused some problems in the continuity of the story (this is not an excuse, I will find a way to improve it).

The second is that some readers skip chapters and subscribe, so there may be some omissions. (I don’t blame the readers for this, I also skipped chapters to subscribe, the reason for skipping chapters is that I didn’t write very catchy).

Regardless of the reason, I decided to sort out the plot so that at least you can see the full face of the story I want to express.

After Liu He ascended the throne, through some means, he accumulated prestige, strength and fame, and had the capital to cut down the wealth.

Liu He originally wanted to wait until the Han army returned without success before interfering in military power.

But after discovering that Huo Yu and others seem to have a conspiracy (the protagonist actually doesn't know what they want to do, he just guesses that the other party is going to rebel), so he dare not wait any longer, and decides to take advantage of the opportunity of the Han army to gradually weaken Huo Guang's power. (The protagonist has no idea of ​​total victory).

Because Liu He couldn't pull out Huo Guang's roots at once, he could only start with "the world wrote a letter to the emperor".

This matter can be big or small, it can damage Huo Guang's prestige, find courtiers who are anti-Huo Party, and get more handles.

Use these handles to do more things.

The Huo Party is divided. Huo Yu has one goal, Huo Guang has one goal, and Huo Xian has one goal.

The emperor judged that Huo Guang would not rebel at this time, because he was a powerful and loyal minister in his heart.

Liu He would take advantage of this, suppressing and comforting Huo Guang at the same time, making Huo Guang miss good opportunities amidst conflicts and hesitation, and making him hold back.

At the same time, the power in Liu He's hands is already very strong, as long as Huo Yu and the others return immediately with their troops, it is unlikely that they will threaten the emperor again.

Why didn't they come back immediately, because Huo Guang refused to let it go, that is to say, Huo Guang is a loyal and powerful minister, and his purpose is to establish a new power base for the Huo family through this war. (Maybe I didn't prepare enough for this point, so it confuses the reader)
Generally speaking, before the army returns, it will further attack Huo Guang's power in all aspects, and after the army returns, it will withdraw its power.

As for the follow-up, besides Huo Guang, there will be many villains, and these villains have already appeared.

I thought about it, maybe it will be a bit like "Yongzheng Dynasty", not like "Kangxi Emperor".

Here is the dividing line———

In addition, in history, when Huo Guang was alive, Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty never waited for Huo Guang to die. He also did many things and had conflicts.

Huo Guang seems to be extremely powerful, but as long as the emperor is not an obvious fool, it is not difficult to be defeated.

There are many reasons why Liu He was abolished in history, but I have patched up as much as possible in the book.

For example, they didn’t pay homage to the Gaomiao, they didn’t have a good relationship with the Empress Dowager Shangguan, they offended the old ministers of Chang’an, they were licentious, they didn’t gain trust, they didn’t marry Huo Chengjun...

So his situation is much better than the original Liu He.

Here is the dividing line again———

In addition, it is good for the reader to spray me, and stop scolding each other.

Still the same sentence, Wanfang is guilty, and the author is to blame.

There is no shortage of readers in the world.

The final dividing line————

Finally, this book may also want to express an idea: the alienation of power (external objects) on people.

(End of this chapter)