Zhao Lingjin woke up one day to find he had transmigrated to the Northern Song Dynasty.
The good news: He was a member of the royal family, a direct descendant of the dynasty's founding emperor.
The bad news: It was the eighth year of Zhenghe, near the end of the Northern Song.
The even worse news: He had been assigned to a crumbling outpost on the Hebei border, with forty-seven soldiers, enough grain for just ten days, and the Liao state right across the river.
The Liao weren't the main concern. It was the Jin, a newly founded state. Everyone knew the national humiliation that marked the end of the Northern Song. In nine years, Jin troops would invade the south, Bianjing would fall, and the two emperors would be taken north.
And this dilapidated outpost beneath his feet stood directly in the path of the Jin invasion.
Zhao Lingjin held the imperial order and studied it for a long time. Then he smiled.
"All right. Then we'll start with this crumbling outpost."
The history books originally left only one line about him: "He satirized Qin Hui and was banished to die."
This time, he planned to write a few more lines.
Very well written! Like "The whole game was played in the late Ming Dynasty, my subordinates gave me more clothes", it can be seen that the author carefully consulted historical data, which is rare. Unlike some works that write about economic logistics very casually, they just say that a sum of money can buy a large amount of food, and also set up that it can be purchased quietly in batches without being noticed by others, and it is out of the context of the times. However, this book has just been opened and the number of chapters is still relatively small. I have a small suggestion: the pace of the plot can be sped up a bit; if it is not convenient to speed up, I hope to give the protagonist more trump cards to make it more interesting. Keep up the good work, look forward to stable updates, and wish this book better and better results!
Come on, I really like the author's rigorous writing style. History is diverse and should be viewed dialectically, rather than blindly derogatory to certain historical figures. The author is objective, rational, and dialectical. He will not blindly pursue ruling the country by killing and killing, but pursues an ideal system of monarch and ministers co-governing, using institutions and systems to govern the country.
Looking forward to this work! Daming Haitang wrote so well 👍 I hope to keep up the good work!
Big cheers to the readers and author of the last book. 😘😘😘
The last book was so good, this one will definitely not be bad either, just add some heat!!! The author of the red duck [staring]
It's a good start. I look forward to the follow-up. I've followed the novel from Apocalypse. I'm a loyal fan of the author.
The author has good historical knowledge, fluent writing, and a deep understanding of the Song Dynasty and the official system.
One of the best books I have read recently and highly recommended. 🙂🙂🙂
Reunion with the new book, author, come on, look forward to the new work
The last book was really well written, I have to work hard on this one too😊