Liu Shan, the last ruler of Shu Han, reaches the end of his awkward life in Luoyang. When he opens his eyes, he has become Zhao Gou, the founding emperor of the Southern Song.
Faced with a broken realm and the crisis of fleeing south, he finds himself thinking instead of the autumn wind at Wuzhang Plains and Chancellor Zhuge's unfinished Northern Expeditions.
In this life, he has a chance to start over:
From “so content in Shu that he forgot home” to “longing for Shu in Lin'an,” from a ruler who lost his kingdom to the founder of a revival.
See how Liu Shan uses the lessons and wisdom of two lifetimes as an emperor to build a very different Southern Song in Jiangnan!
