I, Ximen Qing, Accepted Pan Jinlian at the Beginning

Liu Qing found that he had traveled through time. He traveled through time and became Ximen Qing, a wanderer through the ages. It is now the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, demons are dancing in the court hall, and the Jin Kingdom in the north is beginning to show its fangs. Wu Dalang has not yet married Pan Jinlian, and Song Jiang is only working as a civil servant in a small place. Li Shishi was already well-known in the capital, Liang Hongyu was in her prime, and Zhao Fujin was also in love. Where should he go? Is it to lean on the red and green, sleep on the flowers and nest in the willows, and enjoy the blessings of the people of Qi? Or should we work hard to change the shame that even historians cannot bear to look back on? … Many years later. When the Jin Kingdom had perished, when the Mongolian army had become a servant army. When the Song cavalry was approaching Europe, the Byzantine Empire was trembling, and the French Kingdom was frightened. Liu Qing suddenly discovered that he had changed more than just that period of history. And the fate of those women. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.