Xia Song.
Xia Song, courtesy name Ziqiao, was a duke of the Northern Song. He had served as deputy commissioner of military affairs, commissioner of military affairs, and chief minister of the Great Song, making him something of a man who could "command armies in war and serve as premier in peace." He was later made Duke of Ying, then Duke of Zheng. After his death, he was posthumously granted the title of grand preceptor and the posthumous name Wenzhuang.
He had risen from humble beginnings, a ruthless and capable man. Some said he was lustful and dissolute, sinister and vicious, no gentleman at all.
Whether any of that was true did not matter to Lin Feng, who stood opposite him.
What mattered was that he was Xia Song. Then who am I?
I'm with Xia Song, he calls me Youzhi, and we're close? If I'm that close to Xia Song, who am I?
Surely I can't be his son!
For the first time in a while, Lin Feng clicked his teeth together and saw his own name.
[Name: Lin Feng (Lin Youzhi)] [Identity: Imperial Guard, Bearer of Imperial Weapons (Palace Front Command)] [Skills: ...] [Equipment: ...] [Note: "A soul revived in another's corpse? The false passed off as the true?"]
On his previous two visits, Lin Feng had not possessed a proper identity. This time, his position in the Imperial Guard was anything but ordinary. He belonged to the emperor's personal troops and was very likely the descendant of a distinguished noble family.
He was hardly someone without a background.
In other words, if he anchored himself to this stretch of history, he would become Lin Youzhi. But what about the original Lin Youzhi?
Had he died, or been replaced?
*This is a bit tricky. And if