Huizong's Awakening: from the Shame of Jingkang to the Glory of the Song Dynasty

My name is Song Heming, a senior in the history department who only wanted to pass his graduation thesis smoothly. When I woke up, I became Zhao Ji, Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty in the first year of Jingkang. Faced with the Manchu government urging him to flee, the roaring Jin soldiers outside the city, and the imminent great shame in history, he only had an unfinished draft of the paper on his phone - "A Preliminary Study on the Collapse of the Military and Political System of the Northern Song Dynasty". Escape? Where to run! It was clearly written in the graduation thesis that fleeing south would only lead to death. In order to survive, and for the sake of the scholarly spirit in his heart, he could only rely on his memory to start the most hard-core "thesis defense" in history in front of this empire that was riddled with holes.