I Have Three Thousand Dead Men, and I Invite the Emperor to Die.

In the land of Jiuzhou, there are many countries, including the Ming Dynasty, the Qin Dynasty, the Song Dynasty, the Han Dynasty, Xixia, Dali, and the Jin Kingdom... There are temple disputes here, as well as countless rivers and lakes legends. But there is a legend that makes the kings of the world fear and the martial arts masters fearful. Its name is Tianji Tower. Knowing yin and yang, deducing the past and present, omniscient and omnipotent, it stands in Lin'an Mansion, the capital of the Song Dynasty. At the beginning of the year 1142 of the Kyushu calendar, Yue Fei, the anti-gold hero, was imprisoned and was interrogated in Dali Temple. One morning, three thousand dead soldiers armed with firearms entered the palace, took control of the imperial army, and sealed the palace gate. There is a sword attendant Li Hanyi who threatens all the officials with his sword, and the blind girl Ning Hongye guards the left and right. Luo Chen walked up to the Jinluan Hall, looked at the officials with a smile, raised his magic weapon and pointed at Zhao Gou, Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty: "My name is Luo Chen, and I am the master of the Tianji Building. I have three thousand dead men and have taken control of the imperial city. I only want three things." "First, set up supervisors to inspect all officials and punish evildoers." "Second, release General Yue and make him the leader of all officials." "Third, please ask the emperor to abdicate, kneel down and die!" … … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.