Asking the Sword in Lin'an: The Emperor's Tutor

[High-Octane Action + Wild Historical Fiction + Emperors Take the Wheel + Satisfying Read + No System Interference]

In a historical timeline unlike our own,

the Pan-Plane Civilization Protection Association received an S-class, high-risk case: the Southern Song dynasty.

The patient, Zhao Gou, was in the late stages of cowardice and was about to send twelve successive gold dispatches to have Yue Fei killed.

Attending physician Lu Li decided to prescribe a potent remedy and activate “stand-in mode.”

The miracle drug: Qin Shi Huang, Ying Zheng.

When Qin Shi Huang awoke in the Southern Song palace, he saw a peace treaty on the table.

He tore it up, confiscated Qin Hui’s household, and melted down the palace’s Buddha statues to make arrowheads.

Against the Jurchen Jin’s iron-armored cavalry, he sent out thousands of pigs with their tails on fire.

Faced with threats from a Jin envoy, he gave a faint smile. “My great... great Song will not send princesses to marry foreign rulers, pay reparations, cede territory, or pay tribute!”

Yue Fei: “The emperor has finally come to his senses! I am ready to fight to the death!”

Wanyan Wuzhu: “Who said Zhao Gou was a coward? He’s a tyrant! A devil! ...”