History is full of ups and downs, and there are too many humiliations in China's five thousand years of history. The protagonist is lucky enough to return to the Northern Song Dynasty, which is about to collapse. Is he satisfied with just shopping in the mall? It doesn't exist. Are you destined to be a stallion in love? Is it too vulgar to kill the enemy on the battlefield? This is possible, modern weapons will eventually dominate the ancient battlefield. Finally changing history? Doesn't exist. . . . After some ideological struggle, he wanted to change history, to make his motherland lead the world since the Northern Song Dynasty, and to make his country always stand at the top of the nation. But in the end, what he never expected was. . . .
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
