Great Song: I Am Xin Qiji, and Only My Sword Can Bring Peace to the Realm

A modern ace special forces soldier unexpectedly transmigrates to the Southern Song Dynasty, becoming Xin Qiji, now in the prime of his life and also known by the courtesy name You'an. Faced with pressure from the court's peace faction and suspicion from the emperor, he awakens a golden finger called "Mastery of Weapons, Unity of Man and Weapon," which lets him turn battle merits and timeless masterpieces into sword intent.

In the early stages, he charges alone into the Jin camp and kills the traitor Zhang Anguo, shaking the land but receiving only a cold reception. In the middle stages, while serving in local office, he appears to indulge in wine and women and write countless bold, unrestrained poems. In truth, using a "tea merchant rebellion" as cover, he builds a formidable "Flying Tiger Army" in Jiangxi and uses his sword intent to assassinate Jin spies and assassins. In the final stages, Jin troops march south and the court panics. He stops holding back, draws his sword in his study, unites the forces of the martial world and the imperial court, and forcefully launches a northern campaign. With just himself, a sword, and an army, he reclaims the old rivers and mountains.

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