Youweilu of the Song Dynasty

On the fourth day of the first lunar month in 960 AD, General Zhao Kuangyin of the Later Zhou Dynasty was put on a yellow robe by a group of "disobedient" soldiers at Chenqiaoyi, and a dynasty called the "Song" began. This dynasty was very contradictory - it was ridiculously rich, with GDP accounting for half of the world at that time; its culture was so prosperous that future generations looked up to it, and six of the Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties came from here; but it was also cowardly and anxious, being pushed to the ground and rubbed for more than a hundred years, and finally jumped into the sea with the little emperor in its arms. Youwei of the Song Dynasty uses the humorous vernacular of Mingyue Style to recount the rise and fall of the Song Dynasty in the three hundred and twenty years from 960 to 1279. Don't be pretentious, don't pretend to be profound, just talk to you like a family: Why did Zhao Kuangyin's meal ruin the Song Dynasty's combat effectiveness? Why are the Yang family's generals all such tragedies? How did Kou Zhun save Zhenzong's life by quarreling? Is Wang Anshi a great reformer or a stubborn nerd? Was Yue Fei's death an injustice? Is Qin Hui an undercover agent of the Jin Kingdom? How could Jia Sidao, a "cricket prime minister", ruin the Southern Song Dynasty? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.