Returned to the Southern Song Dynasty and Became a Shaoqing

A modern criminal policeman traveled back in time to the early years of the Southern Song Dynasty. Relying on his reasoning and investigative skills, he rescued Zhao Gou from danger at Putuo Temple and formed an sworn friendship with Zhao Gou's most beloved concubine. Because of his meritorious service, he was named Shaoqing of Dali Temple by Zhao Gou. The mountains and rivers were broken, the wind and rain were uncertain, and the country of the Song Dynasty was troubled internally and externally. Under Zhao Gou's secret order, he took the alchemy book and iron coupons to thoroughly investigate the Tulongtang rebellion. After many dangers, he finally went straight to the wolf's den and captured Zhao Tao, a living dead who wanted to usurp the throne, and made a great contribution. He was granted the title of prime minister, received a holiday ax, and was given the title of King Bingjian and Marquis of Quanzhou; he and Qin Hui were in charge of the government. Every man is responsible for the rise and fall of a country. A good man should aim to fight in all directions and gallop on the battlefield. When Yue Fei was killed, the Prime Minister took command, followed the example of Marquis Wu, crossed the Yellow River north, fought against Damingfu six times, and went straight to Huanglong to avenge Jingkang's humiliation! This book was signed with Qidian on July 18, 2014. In order to prepare for manuscript submission, it will be updated twice a day in the near future. After the situation stabilizes, we will update at least three times a day and never stop updating!