The Song Dynasty's Imperial Ambitions: I Am Definitely Not the Chariot God of Gaoliang River

In 979, Zhao Guangyi, a doctoral student of history, transmigrates into the body of Emperor Taizong of Song. The Song army has just destroyed Northern Han. Zhao Guangyi knows that the Song army will be defeated at Gaoliang River, and that Zhao Er will flee in a donkey cart, becoming a laughingstock for later generations.

But the Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun have always been Han territory. How can they be left in the hands of the barbarians? Zhao Guangyi still orders his generals to prepare for a determined northern campaign.

“Your Majesty, General Cao has reached the southeast of Youzhou's walls. He asks when Your Majesty wants to attack.”

“No rush. Wait for orders.”

“Your Majesty, we still haven't taken Youzhou after a prolonged siege. What should we do now?”

“No rush. Wait for orders.”

“Your Majesty, the Liao cavalry has counterattacked...”

“Convey My decree: have Li Jilong lead his troops straight for the Liao army's rear camp.” In this battle, I will absolutely not become the charioteer of Gaoliang River.

Years later, Zhao Guangyi fulfilled his long-held ambition... In ten years, he achieved his life's work, added a glorious chapter to the annals of history, brought peace to all under Heaven, and won the hearts of the people across the land.

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