Great Song: From the Start, I Seize Zhao Gou’s Throne

Zhao Xuan wakes up to find he has transmigrated to the Song dynasty and become the eleventh son of Emperor Huizong.

At this time, the Jin army is besieging Bianjing, and the Jingkang Humiliation is about to unfold.

The court officials are busy suing for peace, the emperors Huizong and Qinzong are terrified, and Prince Kang, Zhao Gou, is preparing to use the crisis to build his reputation before fleeing south and claiming the throne.

Zhao Xuan sneers.

Zhao Gou?

The runaway emperor who relied on Qin Hui, drove Yue Fei to his death, submitted to the Jin, and kept the Song dynasty groveling for more than a hundred years?

You don’t deserve this throne!

So Zhao Xuan intercepts the throne right under everyone’s noses, enters the Jin camp alone, saves Yue Fei, seizes military command, deposes Zhao Gou, beheads treacherous officials, and ascends the throne!

While others sue for peace, he kills the enemy.

While others flee south, he marches north.

While others cede territory and pay reparations, he rides across Yanyun and strikes straight at Huanglong!

Yue Fei need not die unjustly at Wind Wave Pavilion.

Han Shizhong need not meet a lonely, bitter end.

The Song dynasty need not kneel and submit!

In this life, Zhao Xuan will make the Jin understand: from the moment he opened his eyes, it was time for someone else to pay for the Jingkang Humiliation!