On the day when Li Yu was defeated, Zhao Kuangyin's army to destroy the country had already arrived at the city.
The system said: Your lyrics are very good, but unfortunately - they are not worth anything.
I ordered an imperial edict to stop the poisoning of Lin Renzhao, but what I got in return was ridicule from the court: "Your Majesty, you should write more poppies."
Until I brought out high-yielding potato seeds, improved firearms, and pinned 200,000 Song troops to the north bank of the Yangtze River at Caishiji.
Zhao Kuangyin looked at the battle report and was silent for a long time. He only said one sentence:
"I thought he was a poet."
