Great Song: The First Step to Saving the Nation Is Colluding with the Enemy and Selling It Out

After his soul transmigrates into the Song dynasty, Gu Chang'an becomes the youngest top scholar in history, yet takes a path of treason and selling out his country.

The court's officials curse him as a villain and wish they could tear him limb from limb: “This traitor is richer than the nation itself. His loyalties must lie elsewhere!”

His younger brother cuts all ties with him and regards him as a sworn enemy: “Every coin of my brother's wealth was stolen from our country!”

The beauties of Lin'an both love and hate him. By day, they call him a shameless womanizer; by night, they compose the most alluring lyrics about him.

No one knows that every piece of intelligence he sells keeps the enemy nation in turmoil, while also earning military merit for his younger brother;

every tainted coin he takes is forged into the strongest armor and sharpest blades for the soldiers guarding the frontier;

the greatest courtesan in the land pines for him, while Mongolia's proudest princess falls for him.

When Mongol hooves trample the land and everyone has lost hope, they discover that Gu Chang'an, long nailed to the pillar of shame, is the sole pillar holding up this storm-tossed empire.

Gu Chang'an: “I'll bear the infamy, and you can take the rewards. But remember, I am not protecting the Zhao dynasty. I am protecting the people of this world.”