Song Zuo

In the fourth year of Daguan, spring in Bianliang was profound. In Jinxiudui, it was only a dozen years before the Jingkang catastrophe. Cai Xing came with the final conclusion of Qing history and became the eldest grandson of Cai Jing, the powerful prime minister. In the eyes of the world, he was a dandy in the den of traitors. History books say that his grandfather was a traitor who brought harm to the country, and his family was a gravedigger in the Song Dynasty. More than ten years later, the city of Bianliang was destroyed, the two emperors hunted north, and the land of China sank, and there was no recovery. But when he really set foot in this world of fireworks, he saw clearly the illusion behind the historical writings: Qingliu, who talks about benevolence and righteousness, is a rat that eats away at the country's foundation; a powerful prime minister who is burdened with infamy is a lonely minister trapped in party strife. How to determine loyalty and adultery? How to distinguish black and white? The building is about to collapse, will he go with the flow and suffer the disaster together? Or should I enter the troubled world with my body and hold the sky with only one hand? History is written over time, and I write about the Spring and Autumn Period.