Iron-blooded Southern Dynasties

Name: Iron-blooded Southern Dynasties
Author: Taofeng

by Taofeng

ongoing History Alternate History Male Lead

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45Kwords15chapters

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Ch. 15 — Speed of Life and Death (1)

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About This Novel

The first year of Jingping, 423 AD. Emperor Ming Yuan of the Northern Wei Dynasty, Tuoba Si, led his army to conquer the country and went south. The famous general Shusun Jian waved his whip to drink from the Yellow River. The Northern Wei army besieged Luoyang, the former capital of the Song Dynasty, like a landslide and a tsunami. Hulao Pass is in danger, wars are everywhere in Henan, Liu Yu, the founding hero of the Southern Liu Song Dynasty, has just died of illness, the young master has ascended the throne, powerful ministers are fighting, and the illustrious military achievements of the Northern Expedition are falling apart at an alarming speed. This is the last heavy gasp of reunification that China can hear before the confrontation between the North and the South is completely solidified. At this time when the sky is falling, a time traveler who carries the secret of immortality comes from the future to this lonely city that is about to fall. He witnessed with his own eyes the arrogance of Hu Qi and the tragedy of the Song Army, and the boundaries of civilization were shattered inch by inch before his eyes. His immortal life made it impossible for him to sit back and watch as China fell into division and war that lasted for more than a hundred years. A great wish burned in his heart: to change destiny against heaven, help the world, and reunite the world! There are cavalrymen from the Northern Wei Dynasty in front of them, their troops are in full swing and they are unstoppable; Later, there was the Jiankang court, which was jealous of internal strife and drunken life and death; The rivers and lakes are far and wide, the nobles and nobles are indulged in chatting, and the common people from poor families have no way to serve the country. This road to eternal life is eternal loneliness and the most determined journey. How will he use the capture of Luoyang as the first piece of the chess game to plan a salvation strategy that spans decades at the beginning of this worst era? How to use thousands of years of experience to gather refugees, build hundreds of industries, strengthen the military, and preserve the spark of civilization in the flames of the North? How will they deal with the heroes of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the young masters of the Liu Song Dynasty, the Xianbei nobles and the Jiangnan aristocratic families, and join forces vertically and horizontally to fight for a glimmer of vitality for the Han family?