Snow Falls Across the Land

In the ninth year of Yonghe's reign in the Jin Dynasty, the snow in Jinyang was deep and northern Xinjiang was rotten. The sixteen-year-old seventh prince Li Che, with a slight body and a humble temperament, was originally the most insignificant chess piece in the palace. With an imperial edict, he was sealed away from the war-torn Jizhou. This place is frequently harassed by barbarians, Japanese pirates peek into the sea, powerful and powerful people are separatist, and the military government is exhausted. It is a dangerous place where the princes avoid and fear to die. The emperor weighed in, the courtiers looked coldly, the royal palace chief accompanied him to monitor, and the clan had no one to help. What he has to face is not a chance from heaven, but a murderous opportunity: Internally, there is a struggle for power in the court, and externally, there are powerful neighbors who are trying to encroach. The emperor's will is unpredictable, and the military's morale is fluctuating. No one knows that the young man has two lifetimes of knowledge hidden in his chest: Well versed in medical theory, familiar with mechanisms, knowledgeable about history, and aware of general trends. He doesn't want to fight for hegemony, he doesn't want to seize the heir, he just wants to survive, hold on and go far in this troubled and dangerous situation. From the abandoned son in the deep palace to the king of Northern Xinjiang, From going into danger alone to supporting a mountain and river. The power plot is exhausted, the war is at war, the people's livelihood is difficult, and the country is in turmoil. This is not a legend of cheating all the way. It's about a person's struggle and perseverance against the flames of war in troubled times with his own glimmer of light.