Jiayou Hides the Front, and the Song Dynasty Begins Work

In the second year of Jiayou's reign, the Song Dynasty was at the peak of its prosperity, and the stars on the top list of the ages were shining brightly. Su Shi, Zhang Zai, Wang Anshi, Sima Guang and other famous ministers each held their own, and wanted to use etiquette, law and new policies to save the dynasty's long-standing shortcomings. However, they were ultimately trapped in the shackles of the times and could not escape the fate of empty talk to control chaos and reform. After traveling through time and becoming the most underestimated number one scholar in the Eternal Ranking, Zhang Heng has a vision of the rise and fall of a thousand years. He knows that etiquette can cultivate one's character, new policies can cure the symptoms, and only productivity innovation can break the thousand-year dynasty reincarnation. In the early days, he stayed behind and adhered to historical facts. He watched with a cold eye as the old and new parties tore up the court and Wang Anshi's reform flourished and then declined. His wife Zhang is deeply engaged in folk industry and is familiar with workshop skills and business; his legitimate son Zhang Yungong has taken root in the grassroots and worked hard to develop new things. The father, son and husband work together to build up their strength. As the road to reform was running out and the Song Dynasty was suffering from serious illness, Zhang Heng gradually broke through and replaced empty talk and tyranny with gradual industrial innovation. He improved technology, regulated industry and commerce, popularized fine craftsmanship, and built new workshops. He used industry to consolidate the foundation and stabilize the people, put an end to the cycle of chaos in China, and ushered in a new era of peace for the Song Dynasty.