Transmigrating to the Southern Song: Descendant of a Loyal Martyr

The empire had fallen, and heaven and earth changed color. A hundred thousand loyal soldiers perished at Yashan, their corpses floating for miles. Lu Xiufu, the loyal prime minister of his age, held the eight-year-old emperor and leaped into the sea. The Southern Song had fallen.

After the Battle of Yashan, Zhang Shijie escorted Empress Dowager Yang, mother of Emperor Huaizong Zhao Bing, through the Yuan army's encirclement with barely more than ten warships. He hoped to search for descendants of the Zhao clan in her name and make a comeback. But when Empress Dowager Yang learned that Emperor Huaizong had died, she lamented that restoring the dynasty was hopeless and threw herself into the sea. With no other choice, Zhang Shijie led the remnants of his army, their families, and the palace women farther away, fleeing south all the way...

A typhoon then made the remnants' situation even more desperate. But an unexpected soul from the twenty-first century brought limitless possibilities to this beleaguered band.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.