System, Wasn't I in the Song Dynasty?

In the twenty-fifth year of the Jiachun era, Zhao Guang, only fifteen years old, was killed and buried in a tomb beneath Wuling Mountain.

That night, wind and rain howled. The prince's corpse mysteriously vanished, and the tomb was destroyed. People said it was caused by lightning. But the emperor refused to believe it. In a fury, he went out that night with a knife in hand, killing everyone he encountered. More than three thousand corpses littered the city. He ordered the entire country to

search for the prince's body!

After a month of fruitless searching, he flew into a rage and sent an army to destroy a neighboring kingdom. Only then did his anger subside somewhat.

He executed the royal historians and destroyed the history books. From then on, there was no more mention of Zhao Guang.

Time passed, and the world could not hold on to him. Five years later, in the thirtieth year of the Jiachun era.

In a small courtyard at the foot of Wushan Mountain.

After returning from the mountain with medicinal herbs, Zhao Guang caught a rabbit. He took a jug of liquor from the courtyard and set it beside the grill, brushing seasoning onto the rabbit as he waited for Grandpa Zhao to come back.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.