When the most unreliable emperor of the Northern Song Dynasty met his most unreliable deskmate
When Zhao Ji woke up, he found that he had become Song Huizong Zhao Ji - yes, the "art emperor" who wrote thin gold calligraphy, painted flowers and birds, and then personally sent the Northern Song Dynasty to the humiliation of Jingkang.
Good news: He has a deskmate who also wore it.
Bad news: His deskmate is Zhang Zhengyang.
The person who nicknamed Zhao Ji "The King of Japan" and insisted on calling him "The King of Japan" for two years.
That classmate who was always on the verge of passing the history exam and was testing like crazy.
The abstract player who couldn't tell who was Emperor Taizong of Tang Dynasty or Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty.
What's even more outrageous is that Zhang Zhengyang disguised himself as his son, Prince Zhao Huan.
On the first day of time travel, Zhang Zhengyang squatted behind the dragon pillar in his school uniform. His first words were: "Sun King, this dragon robe is made of good material. Can you make one for me too?"
The second sentence is: "Which dynasty is this? Who are we?"
Zhao Ji took a deep breath: "You are the prince Zhao Huan, and I am your father Zhao Ji. It is the seventh year of Xuanhe, and the Jin soldiers are about to invade."
Zhang Zhengyang looked confused: "Who is the Jin Bing? The Jurchen one? Didn't they form an alliance with us?"
