Savioring the Song Dynasty: Starting from Rebuilding the Rivers and Mountains

The first year of Shaosheng. Deep in the palace of Bianliang, Zhao Chen, a graduate student in Song history, has the spirit of Zhao Xu, who was only sixteen years old and had just taken over the throne. The original owner was paranoid and ignorant, listened to the slanderous words of the new party, launched a party struggle for liquidation, and demoted all loyal and capable ministers such as Su Shi and Su Che to the miasma of Lingnan. The political opinions in the court were torn apart, the civil and military officials were divided, the scholars in the world were heartbroken, and the heart of the Song Dynasty was already full of panic and turmoil. At this time, the Liao Kingdom in the north was heavily armed and marched southward to break through the border; in the northwest, tens of thousands of Xixia cavalry were watching eagerly, waiting for an opportunity to march eastward and sweep across the Central Plains. Surrounded by two powerful enemies, the country of Song Dynasty is in danger. Faced with this critical situation, Zhao Xu summoned famous officials and determined to rebuild the country.