Industrial Great Song

After taking his last breath on the operating table due to a terminal illness, he opens his eyes again to find himself as Shen Wang Zhao Bi in the fourth year of Shaosheng in the Northern Song Dynasty. At this time, the New Party is powerful, old ministers are exiled, Su Shi is banished to Hainan, and Shen Kuo dies in depression. On the northwest border, the Western Xia cavalry is eyeing covetously, and the smoke of battle is thick at Pingxia City. In the deep palace, Emperor Zhezong is personally governing to strengthen the state, while he, the ninth son of Emperor Shenzong, is afflicted with an eye disease from a childhood fright, and although he is the younger brother of the emperor, he is regarded as a 'leisurely prince.' With modern thinking, he navigates the sharp edges of the old and new party struggles in the court, secretly promoting overlooked talents. When Emperor Zhezong dies young, he becomes a key figure in the succession—should he support Prince Duan Zhao Ji, or turn the tide and choose a wise ruler? From a destined-to-be-mediocre 'blind prince' to a hidden pillar stirring up the winds of the Great Song, Zhao Bi holds the spark of modern knowledge, trying to ignite a glimmer of hope for this tottering dynasty in the bustling late Northern Song. However, the inertia of history presses down like an iron curtain—can he reverse the fate of the Jingkang Incident? — Description from novelcodex.org