Iron-Blooded Dasheng Fengyunlu

Meng Han, a history student, traveled through time and became the grandson of Meng Gong, a famous general in the Southern Song Dynasty. At this time, the bloody battle in Yashan was about to end, his fathers died for the country, and the mountains and rivers were shattered. He resolutely took up the banner of anti-Yuan. Relying on the gunpowder and military technology that surpassed the times, he broke out from Fuzhou. With the full assistance of his good wife Chen Shuxian, he gathered the old loyal and shun army troops, united with the anti-Yuan martyrs, and fought his way out of the desperate situation. The cavalry trampled through the south of the Yangtze River, and the artillery fire tore through the sky. He moved to Fujian and Zhejiang, established the Ding Dynasty in response to the sky, and established Dasheng. The two-pronged Northern Expedition sent troops northward, destroying everything and recovering the Central Plains. The former Tsinghua student is now the founding emperor. There are virtuous queens inside who plan the world, and famous generals outside who expand the territory, and even recruit heroes from all ethnic groups under their command. But this imperial road is far more than a golden horse - a princess of the Yuan Dynasty, a loyal queen, a noblewoman from a foreign race, intertwined with love and power; a minister left by the old Song Dynasty, a general from the Mongolian and Yuan Dynasties, and Jianghu forces, where loyalty and betrayal coexist. Let's see how Meng Han used modern wisdom to recreate China and write the most magnificent epic in this passionate land. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.