Song Zhang, a history college student, accidentally traveled back in time. He wanted to collect a handful of wool belonging to Hongwu Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang, but as a result, the system made an error and he was thrown to Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty for eleven years.
The good news is that the golden finger [defense-breaking system] is not lost. As long as you can make the emperor angry enough to break the defense, you can earn defense-breaking points, which can be exchanged for Dragon Kingdom coins one-to-one after death.
Looking at Zhao Gou on the dragon throne, who killed Yue Fei and begged for mercy from the golden man, Song Zhang smiled.
He still feels a bit psychologically burdened by scolding Lao Zhu, but scolding Zhao Jiu? That's so professional!
So Song Zhang completely let himself go.
"Zhao Jiu, you were so frightened by the Jin that you had no descendants and no descendants. You couldn't even save any of your offspring. Are you going to surrender your country to ghosts?"
I thought I would die without a burial place, but I didn't expect that this slander was actually regarded as a fatal remonstrance for a scholar's character. It attracted countless passionate civil servants to imitate him, setting off the most powerful storm of rhetoric in the Song Dynasty.
Facing the furious emperor, Song Zhang only showed his hands.
Don't rush to behead him, let me curse a few more words, after all, this is all money!
