The shame of Jingkang, the sinking of the Central Plains, Song Gaozong Zhao Gou suddenly opened his eyes on the dragon chair while walking in Lin'an, but his soul was Zhao Kuangyin, the founder of the Song Dynasty who rebelled against Chenqiao and established the Song Dynasty. This is his second time traveling through time - the first time he possessed him. During the Jingkang period, he tried to turn the tide before falling, but he failed because the new king's foundation was too shallow, the powerful ministers were restrained, and the Jin army was unmatched. He watched the two emperors hunt north and the clan was covered in dust, leaving behind the hasty afterimage of "the mud horse crossing King Kang".
In the third year of Jianyan's reign, the aftermath of the Miao-Liu rebellion was still lingering. Jin Wushu's army pressed on the border, and the southern half of the Yangtze River was on the verge of collapse. With the deep-rooted memory of failure in his previous life and the iron-fisted foresight of the founding emperor, Zhao Kuangyin regained control of this "mess": he deposed Huang Qianshan, Wang Boyan and other treacherous sycophants, and against all opinions, appointed Li Gang and Yue Fei; The "Yu Ying Si" gathered military power and improved weapons such as divine arm bows, chariots and boats, and initially defeated the Jin army in Huangtiandang. Lin'an, the capital, was not partial to peace. It used Jiangnan's wealth to organize the army and military operations, and used camp fields and huizi to stabilize people's livelihood.
From consolidating the Yangtze River and Huaihe River to the Northern Expedition to the Central Plains, he tore through the pretense of the Shaoxing peace treaty and personally led an army to conquer Kaifeng. Finally, he defeated Jingkang in the Sixteenth Prefecture of Yanyun. He left Hexi in the west, forced the surrender of Xixia, and expanded the territory of the Song Dynasty to its peak. In the court, he balanced the power of the civil servants and military generals, continuing the Taizu Oath but severely punishing corruption; in the arena, he used the power of the Cao Gang and the rebel army to win over the people. Two time travels, a lifetime of monarchs and ministers, let's see how the Song Taizu, who was hiding in Lin'an, reorganized the country with his iron and blood skills, and restored the glory of the Han and Tang Dynasties to the word "Great Song".
