Liu Song Doesn’t Mess Around

He transmigrated into Liu Yu's second son, Liu Yizhen.

Good news: at only twelve years old, in all of Guanzhong, I'm the boss!

Bad news: I really don't know much about the history of the Northern and Southern Dynasties!

The only thing Liu Yizhen knows about the matters of Liu Song is how wild it can get.

For example, ministers killing emperors, emperors killing ministers.

And then there is "Yuanjia in a rush, sealing the wolf at Xu," winning a panicked retreat to the north.

"Can't our Liu Song stop doing crazy things? Wouldn't it be better to honestly sweep across the four seas and the six directions and end the chaotic age?"

Liu Yizhen does not want to make trouble himself, but he is very willing to let others make trouble.

He recites Li Bai's poems in Xie Lingyun's estate, carves Wang Bo's prose behind Tao Yuanming's fence... and most importantly, tells Tuoba Tao a story about a monk taking three animals on a trip!

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