Shao Song

Shao, one is to follow while the other is to lead. In 1127 AD, the Northern Song Dynasty came to an end. Immediately Zhao Gou, the ninth son of the emperor, took the throne in Shangqiu, inherited Song Tong, and renamed the era Yuan Jianyan. However, within just three months, Li Gang halted the minister, Chen Dong was assassinated, Yue Fei was expelled from the military, Zongze was forsaken in Tokyo, and the Hebei anti-golden strategies were entirely dismantled… After such extensive efforts, the Manchu civilization ultimately unified and established a remarkable anti-golden approach to assist Zhao’s family as they moved south from Huaidian to Yangzhou. Yet, shortly after setting off and paying respects to the Taoist ancestors at the Mingdao Palace in Bozhou, the official Zhao fell into the renowned Jiulong Well. Once he emerged, he could not recognize who his loyal followers were! He desired to resist the gold! But where are my confidantes?! This is a heartfelt lament from the soul nine hundred years later. After he reluctantly took on the legacy of the Song Dynasty, he aimed to guide the imperial court and the world onto a new course. Thus, it is referred to as Shao Song.