Emperor of the Great Song: 1066

I am Zhao Shu, the fifth emperor of the Great Song—son of Emperor Renzong and father of Emperor Shenzong. From the moment I awoke in this transmigrated life, I knew I had only one year left to live. That year, Li Liangzuo, Emperor Yizong of Western Xia, would personally lead tens of thousands of iron cavalry, honing their blades for war on the northwestern frontier. That year, the Khitan ruler Yelü Hongji had just renamed his state the Great Liao, preparing to contest the rightful mandate over the realm. That year, the Song court had been locked in fierce debate for over five hundred days, with Ouyang Xiu and Sima Guang refusing to yield an inch to one another. Before me lay two looming wars, a fractured court, a crumbling central government, and an empire accelerating toward the abyss of Jingkang. Could a single year be enough to pull the Great Song back from the cliff's edge?