At the end of the Northern Song dynasty, a soul from a later age transmigrates into the body of a prince in Bianjing. With the Jingkang Incident looming, he has to escape and survive.
Wait! Isn’t he Emperor Qinzong of Song? That’s my older brother.
The thought that before long, his bargain-basement father and older brother would have their shirts stripped off, their hands bound, and be led away by Jin soldiers like cattle to the Five Nations City wiped away all the joy Zhao Chuan had felt after transmigrating.
Zhang Miaoyun: “You scoundrel, you’ve ruined my reputation!”
On their wedding night, his princess consort killed him three times.
Emperor Qinzong: “Prince An, you are to be exiled to Shu immediately. You may not return to the capital without an imperial decree.”
Wanyan Wushu: “Is he really just a prince who can’t even lift a chicken?”
Emperor Qinzong: “Seventh Brother, for the sake of my having you exiled, please come save me!”
Wanyan Gou: “You eat my food and use my things, yet you praise Prince An every day?”
Yue Fei: “Prince An, why did you send me twelve gold tally tokens?”
Li Qingzhao: “Prince An, your literary achievements are truly masterful.”
Zhao Chuan: “You’re all going too far! I only wanted to be a spoiled second-generation heir, but you want me to rule the world. Now, though, all I want is to be the leader of the planet.”
The plot is vivid and the characters are distinct. I love watching it.