Northern Song Dynasty to Southern Song Dynasty. The threshold is very high and quite complex. Pure literature, pure thought, pure philosophy. Taoism, Chinese medicine, calligraphy, physiognomy, etc. Are all real. The historical research is also very rigorous. Official logic is also adapted from examples. Suitable for people who are interested in Chinese medicine, metaphysics, history, Song Dynasty history, literature, and philosophy. People with low levels of education should not enter, it is a waste of time.
Introduced with a case, a shocking secret slowly emerges. In the process of pursuing the truth, the characters see different group portraits and different life styles.
Zhou Fusu, a doctor of history in the 24th century, traveled through the Northern Song Dynasty and was surrounded by wild beasts when he landed. He marked the location with a broken pen and blood book, analyzed the soil to determine the attributes of the mulberry garden, and also found a mysterious bronze medal on the corpse of a bandit. He sneaked into a caravan heading to Bianjing, but made a fool of himself because of modern hand gestures. In the end, he was recommended by the Imperial Academy for his familiarity with the "Book of Rites", and he even discovered that the inscription on the bronze medal was the coordinate of Qingxin Pavilion. The setting is novel and the historical details are solid. The more you go back and see how he used his historical wisdom to dig into the dark web of the Song Dynasty, the more exciting it becomes. I don't want to stop at all!
Plunder the Tibetan war horses in the west and withdraw the Falcon soldiers in the north to see how Xixia rises. Conquer Khotan and fight in Sanchuan. Let's see how Chai Rong's grandson can turn the tide.