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Bold Official, Who Asked You to Change the Law?
In the eighth year of Jiayou's reign in the Northern Song Dynasty, Renzong died and his adopted son Zhao Shu ascended the throne. The beginning was a mess: three redundancies accumulated, the treasury was empty, and border troubles were frequent. Fan Zhongyan's "Qingli New Deal" had long since been buried in the grave, and the civil and military officials of the entire dynasty denounced "reform" as avoiding snakes and scorpions. Han Qi is mature and prudent, and only wants stability in the court
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Reviving the Great Song by Impersonating the Emperor
New book: Bold Official, Who Told You to Reform the Law? Check it out. The day the Jin army breached the city, Zhao Ming was chosen by the demon priest Guo Jing to serve as the emperor’s stand-in. Bound in chains, he was thrown into a cellar to await his death. No System. No golden finger. But he killed the demon priest, put on his Daoist robes, grabbed the imperial robes, and ran. Later, the Emperors Huizong and Qinzong were taken north as prisoners. With a face identical to the emperor’s, Zhao
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