Zhao Hang's Southern Song

I've posted a new story, hahahaha! I finally wrote one with a female lead! Come on, click here. This is the Great Song, the happiest era for the common people. But Zhao Hang only wants to return to his own time. No matter how wonderful it is to transmigrate, nothing compares to the happy life he had with his parents and younger siblings in the twenty-first century. Beneath the appearance of peace and prosperity lie countless crises closing in from every direction. If I can go back, this will be the most beautiful dream I've ever had. If I can't, then I'll make this beauty real and lasting. He is Zhao Hang. He is Daniel. He is a pioneer of this age. Zhao Hang: What in this world is more precious than life? Yan Shuang: I don't understand a lot of what you say, but I'll try to understand your words, and try to understand you. So please, take a good look at me, too. Yan Qing: I've spent half my life fighting wars, but the truth is, I hate fighting. Luther: An eye for an eye is only right! Zhao Ning: Wherever you go, you see different scenery and the same people. Please note: The Great Song in this story is a partially fictionalized version. Its Northern Song history is much like the history we know, but the Southern Song's history has been transformed beyond recognition by the transmigrators who came before. In broad strokes, the Jingkang Incident was not as devastating as it was in real history. The two emperors died, and Prince Shen, Zhao Zhi, took the throne. Ten years after Jingkang, the Great Song's capital was moved back to Kaifeng. The customs in the story are much like those of the Song dynasty. Thanks to the arrival of transmigrators from earlier eras, technology is more advanced than it was in the historical Song dynasty, and society is more open-minded. Some customs differ from the historical record. Please bear with me. This story features one of the earlier transmigrators. If you're interested, you can read it here; it won't affect your enjoyment if you don't. Come on, click here. Theme: