Hangzhou Palace was, in fact, the Southern Song Lin'an Imperial Palace from the storyline of The Legend of the Condor Heroes.
However, the game did not draw overly clear distinctions between dynasties. The Central Plains were simply called the Central Plains, while the lands beyond its borders were filled with foreign states from many different eras, such as Liao, Jin, Mongolia, Western Xia, Tibet, and Dali.
As far as Ye Weiming knew, the emperor of the Central Plains in the system settings was an extremely mysterious figure. Even Ye Weiming, a fourth-rank court constable carrying the Imperial Sword, had no idea what his surname was. He did not even know what the emperor represented by the Imperial Sword looked like.
All he knew was that this was a Central Plains dynasty made up of a hodgepodge of different eras.
It had generals as numerous as forests and civil officials as plentiful as rain.
Whether in economics or military strength, it was incredibly powerful—the perfect fusion of Northern Song economic might and Han-Tang military power!
That was why Ye Weiming had been able to secure so much compensation from Western Xia after capturing Helian Tieshu alive.
Had this been the Northern Song of actual history, even if they had captured Helian Tieshu while he was causing trouble, they might not have dared to extort Western Xia so brazenly.
Only with a fist did one have the right to speak with confidence!
Ye Weiming instantly teleported from Bianjing to Hangzhou City through the post station. He had only just stepped out of the station and had not gone far when he spotted an old acquaintance approaching him.
"Brother Ye!"
Following the direction of the voice, he saw a young Taoist priest in a blue robe. His equipment was not particularly lavish, but