The Imperial Uncle of the Zhao Family Lived in Seclusion and Helped the Song Dynasty to Cross the Mountains and Rivers

Born in Fengyan of the Five Dynasties, as a clan member of the Zhao family, Zhao Yan lived a long life and lived through more than 300 years in the two Song dynasties. He doesn't like high-ranking officials and generous salaries, and has no intention of holding power. All he wants in his life is to travel around the mountains and rivers of the Song Dynasty, wander around and drink tea. Through Taizu's founding of the Song Dynasty, Chanyuan's alliance, Qingli's New Deal, Huashi Gang's political chaos, and the turmoil in the court in the past dynasties, he stayed out of the affairs and was free from the secular world. Only when the country was on the verge of destruction and China was about to overthrow, the immortal guest who had been dormant for many years stepped out of the market and relied on hundreds of years of experience to reverse the crisis of country subjugation. The wind and moon accompany him when he is free, but he supports Song Zuo alone in times of crisis. A volume of immortal travel notes describes the ups and downs of the two Song Dynasties. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.