The Madman of the Late Song: From the Start, I Destroyed Six Clans With One Hand

After transmigrating to the late Northern Song dynasty, he met Zhao Ji just as he ascended the throne.

He said to Zhao Ji, "For example, my friend, you may not look like a crown prince even in a dragon robe, but once you put it on, who would dare not bow?"

From then on, Emperor Huizong of Song began to question his life at every turn.

He said, "All I want in this life is one person to share it with, from beginning to end, and a simple life with three meals a day, a wife, and children. That's all."

From then on, princesses became concubines and empresses became slaves. Beautiful women of every sort filled his halls, and there was no end to them.

In the late Northern Song dynasty, inflation spiraled out of control, the Three Redundancies grew out of control, and internal and external crises ran rampant. At the top, factions fought at court; in the middle, great families waged commercial battles; at the bottom, local thugs and gangs kidnapped people, mutilated children to beg for alms, charged usurious interest, and threw their weight around. Beyond the borders were Western Xia, the Mongols, the Jin, and the Khitans. Japanese pirates harassed the south, while the Tibetans in the west were restless too.

The incapable fret in worry. The capable thrive in an age of great struggle!

Jiang Ye ventured alone into Jiangnan, showing off his skills with ruthless flair. Faced with the powerful Six Great Jiangnan Clans, he launched an economic war and, from the lowly station of a commoner, dismantled centuries-old aristocratic houses piece by piece.

From then on, the name White-Robed Yama shook the world.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.