Zhao Man (Zhao Bi) wakes up one day transmigrated to the Northern Song dynasty, where he has become a foolish prince with poor eyesight and low intelligence. With an emperor for an older brother and a handsome younger brother, he makes it his lifelong goal to become an idle prince who lives off the government without doing any work.
But things don't go as planned. After losing family, facing suspicion from his brothers, and leaving after suffering a serious injury, he endures many hardships. When he sets foot in Bianjing again, what kind of upheaval will he bring?
His older brother dies young, and his posthumous title turns out to be Zhezong. Song Zhezong? Doesn't that mean it's already the late Northern Song? And his sweet, adorable younger brother turns out to be Emperor Huizong of Song?!!! After the shock wears off, he discovers that he is the one who has been pushed into taking the throne...
Note: To suit the plot, this story adjusts the ages and life experiences of some historical figures from the late Northern Song and early Southern Song, such as Su Shi and Yue Fei. Please bear with these changes.
Figures such as Zhao Xu's mother, Consort Zhu Chen, should properly be addressed as Dowager Consorts. Since adding "Dowager" to every consort's title would be cumbersome, and Emperor Zhao Xu was young when he ascended the throne and had no consorts of his own, there should be no confusion. Therefore, the dowager consorts in the early part of this story are not given the title "Dowager."
Theme:
Wouldn't it be better to stay with your original wife? It is understandable that the protagonist remarries, after all it would be cruel to keep him single for the rest of his life, but why should the first wife die of depression? It's too much! It's so jarring to write off the hard-working first wife and let the second one be her true love.
It's so procrastinating. I thought the previous battle was pretty good, but after the battle here, we could immediately reunite with our families, but there were all kinds of twists and turns. It felt like it took at least twenty chapters for the hero to regain his memory. I skipped several previous chapters until I met the hero. They were all people who had never met King Shen before, and who happened to know each other but could not meet him. The same routine could be repeated once or twice. How many times had it happened... After the male protagonist finally recovered his memory, he didn't go home to his wife and children as soon as possible and ran to the imperial mausoleum by himself... He was drunk.
This painting will be very valuable if it is passed down to future generations. There are still allusions in it haha
This makes me feel uncomfortable. I don't want the male protagonist to have a second wife.
The writing is great and beautiful. I look forward to your next book.
Spread flowers and want to watch modern extras
Hey hey hey, it's all over, come on, duck(//?//)
The author is great, please finish spreading flowers! This is the only book that I followed from the beginning to the end! Looking forward to the next book!
This emperor is so friendly to the people, haha, this chapter is so sweet, I love Liao with the belt gag, I can't get enough of Crow_(:з∠)_
The author, Dada, finished the show with flowers??ヽ(°▽°)ノ? (P. S. Although I really can't bear to part with it... I'm looking forward to the extra chapter and the author's next article! It's rare for such a good article to not be included in the V list! The author, please work hard! I wish you success in your studies/work, peace and joy in the New Year!)