In the first year of Qingli, the bones of more than ten thousand soldiers of the Song Dynasty were buried in the yellow sand during the Battle of Haoshuichuan. Army supplies were embezzled, reinforcements were not supplied, and the civil and military forces of the entire dynasty were as silent as a cicada.
Chen Mo, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, traveled through time and became a low-level clerk in Kaifeng Mansion. He has seen the lights of Bianliang City for ten miles, and has also seen the blood and tears of the Han people in the border areas; he knows every detour this dynasty will take next.
From investigating unjust cases in Kaifeng Prefecture, cracking down on burglars, and examining poisoned cakes, to uncovering the worms behind the Haoshuichuan military ration case at the Censor's Office, confronting powerful officials, killing corrupt officials, and toughening Prime Minister Lu Yijian; from the Feipao Censor in Bianliang City, to the Song Dynasty envoy to the Liao Kingdom - Bai Gou scolded the Liao envoys for refusing to kneel and worship, forced the Liao people to receive them as state guests at the Tongwen Hall, insisted on the Liao emperor's land cession request in the Golden Palace, and sternly refused the inducements of high-ranking officials with generous salaries at the private banquet.
He had Zhan Zhao as his friend, Bao Zheng as his guide, Fan Zhongyan as his teacher, and Fu Bi as his elder. When the wind blows in Qingli, let's see how a small official breaks out of the Song Dynasty and walks out on the century-old path of becoming a prime minister in Qingli.
