Xifeng River

Because of an "accident", King Yong Zhao Hao saw images of nearly a thousand years in the future, and thus did great things that he should not have done. At this time, Zhao Xu had just ascended the throne, and Wang Anshi was about to launch reforms that would shake the past and the present. The young emperor longed to enrich the country and strengthen the army and regain lost territory; the radical prime minister was determined to forge ahead and implement new laws. However, this reform involving all aspects of finance, military, and education, although ambitious, ultimately ended in failure. Zhao Hao originally wanted to be a law-abiding prince and stay away from court disputes. However, an unexpected horse scare gave him the ability to predict the future, see the loopholes in the reform, see the hidden worries of border dangers, and see the tragic ending of the old and new party struggles... Since he is destined to be unable to stay out of the matter, since God has given him such an opportunity, he cannot help but be a bystander anymore! He will go deep into every key point of the reform - the interests of businessmen who lost the law, the deviation in the implementation of the Young Crops Law, the waste of money and people in the Recruitment Law... He will face the open and secret arrows in the court - the suspicion of the new party, the co-optation of the old party, the warning of the Queen Mother, and the opponents hidden in the dark... He will throw himself into the surrounding areas - the opportunities and risks in the northwest, the surrender and betrayal of the tribes in the southwest, the eager eyes of the Liao cavalry... From Xining to Yuanfeng, from prince to auxiliary minister, after the death of Zhao Xu, he assisted the young Zhezong for several years, leading the Song Dynasty to a new height. This is a long historical scroll that spans decades of ups and downs in Xining and Yuanfeng. This is an epic tragic song about the fate of the Song Dynasty and the direction of Chinese civilization. The long and prosperous river carries all the famous people of the ages.