The Backbone of the Nation: the Song Dynasty Was Not That Soft

There was no Daxia after Yashan, there were no Han people after Yanli, and there were no Tatar slaves after Jiashen. The Battle of Yashan and Jiangyin's resistance to the Qing Dynasty were two epic historical events. It is indeed necessary to look back at the past and reflect on the historical past and national spirit of our mighty Great Xia, which was plagued by disasters and mountains and rivers. The Battle of Yashan marked the end of the Southern Song Dynasty. 100,000 Soldiers and civilians were martyred. Lu Xiufu carried the young emperor on his back and jumped into the sea from Yashan. The corpses of soldiers and civilians of the Song Dynasty were floating everywhere on the sea. They would rather die than surrender. How heroic! The Han Dynasty was strong, the Tang Dynasty was martial, and the Song Dynasty was culturally prosperous. Daxia culture reached its peak in the Song Dynasty. The Song Dynasty was the dynasty closest to modern management in history. The era of the peak of Daxia culture withered with the demise of the Song Dynasty. Young Liangzhong traveled back in time four years to Chongning, Emperor Huizong of the Northern Song Dynasty, and became Han Liangzhong, a 17-year-old poor boy. Although his family was poor, he believed in integrity and informality. One day when he was walking on the road, someone said that he had the appearance of a noble man and could be a three-gong. Thinking that they were laughing at his poverty, he beat him up and accidentally awakened the Netbird System. From then on, he acted as he pleased, won battles, and picked up beautiful women. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.