The Song Dynasty in the Eyes of the Emperor

Sitting on the dragon chair and looking at the country, the country has a different look. This is the private memoirs of seventeen Song Dynasty emperors, a psychological map soaked in three hundred years of time and tears. From the yellow robe that Chen Qiaoyi was forcibly put on, to the saltiness of the last swallow of the jade seal swallowed by the sea on Yashan Mountain - we will personally experience the trembling on every dragon chair, the hesitation behind every imperial edict, and the emptiness in every prosperous age. Zhao Kuangyin's guilt, Zhao Guangyi's fear, Zhao Ji's addiction, Zhao Gou's calculations... How power turns people into gods, and then beats gods back into flesh and blood. Sitting alone in the royal study late at night, at the last moment before the country was destroyed, they finally dared to confess to themselves: This nine-layer palace is not only the top of the country, but also the ultimate prison of human nature. Open the title page and you will hear the sigh of the dragon chair.