Due to a mistake, Lu Zhou, a tenth-generation good man, lost his soul and forgot about the river. In order to cover up the guilt of seducing the soul by mistake, Judge Cui used the loophole in the reincarnation system to smuggle him back to the Qingli period of the Northern Song Dynasty three hundred years ago.
Unexpectedly, the wheel of reincarnation was accidentally diverted. It was supposed to join a wealthy family, but instead it was possessed by Lu Xu, a poor boy in Fenzhou who was seriously ill and dying.
At that time, there were internal conflicts between the old and new parties in the Song Dynasty, and Xixia cavalry invaded the border areas for many years. Fan Zhongyan's new policy was struggling, rural clans exploited the weak, and exorbitant levies and miscellaneous taxes made the people breathless.
Resurrected from the dead in a coffin, his family was destitute, Susukian was coveted by his tribe, and he only had a young, tough, martial arts wife Su Ayuan by his side. Lu Xu, who knew he only had three years to live, had no intention of stirring up trouble in the court, and only wanted to protect the people around him from living a stable life.
But in troubled times, stability is so rare. He dealt with the squire clan with the superficial knowledge of modern people, and made use of clever ideas in the market to make a living. He coincided with the invasion of the Western Xia Dynasty, and he was destined to enter the official career.
Investigate unjust cases in the countryside, rectify the border to prevent long-term abuses, support the New Deal, trade in the south of the Yangtze River, appease the refugees, step by step from an unknown child to the founding county magistrate who guards one side.
Personal honor and disgrace are closely tied to the national destiny of the Song Dynasty. What kind of new path will this little person take in this long history that has deviated from its established trajectory?
