Crossing the Bian River

A modern historian wakes up in the body of Zhao Huan, Emperor Qinzong of Song, in the first year of Jingkang. With Bianliang besieged, the nation on the verge of surrender, and the realm about to fall apart, he uses his own body as a shield and defies the fate of the Song dynasty. He saves the Central Plain's vast lands, yet cannot save the world's beauty, old friends among his ministers, or the gentle spirit of a century-old dynasty. In the end, he becomes the loneliest emperor ever to restore the realm.