After three years of taking the civil service exams without ever making the cut, Zhao Ci transmigrates to the Great Song.
Here, Yue Fei may not necessarily be a loyal subject, and Qin Hui may not necessarily be a traitor.
And the Great Song's enemies aren't limited to the Jin. They also include Qin, Chu, Han, Wei, and Tang.
Qin Shi Huang: “I united the seven kingdoms and brought the world under one rule. I built the Great Wall to anchor the dragon veins of the Nine Provinces, to defend my Great Qin and protect my realm.”
Liu Bang: “The great wind rises, the clouds soar. My might commands all within the seas, and I return to my home. Where can I find brave men to guard the four corners of the land?”
King Zhuang of Chu: “For three years, I did not take flight, but when I do, I shall soar to the heavens. For three years, I did not sing, but when I do, I shall astound the world!”
Cao Cao: “The mountain does not disdain its height, the sea does not disdain its depth. When the Duke of Zhou spits out his food to welcome the worthy, all under Heaven will come to his side.”
Li Shimin: “With all the world so vast, how can one man alone make every decision? Choose the talented from across the land to serve the people, entrust them with responsibility, and let each put their abilities to use.”
Genghis Khan: “Everywhere the grass grows shall become pasture for our horses.”
Zhao Ci: “Sirs, you have followed Heaven's will and expanded your realms, reaching the very pinnacle of human achievement. Yet Heaven's mandate is constant, and prosperity gives way to decline in endless cycles. That is not what I want. I have come to halt this surging tide and open a new road to Heaven for all the people.”
