Great Song: Tsk, Sorry, My Surname Isn't Zhao

Northern Song, first year of the Jingkang era. Lu Yun has arrived.

After killing ten Jin soldiers, his System awakens, merging him with Xiang Yu, the Conqueror of Western Chu.

From then on, his campaign of conquest begins.

At the Kaifeng prefectural office, Emperor Zhao Huan says, "From now on, you are my Prince of Equal Rank, entitled to stand shoulder to shoulder with me..."

Lu Yun's underling, the second-in-command, curls his lip and says, "Sorry, but my lord's surname isn't Zhao."

The Jin emperor kneels on the ground, pleading through his tears of blood: "Could you at least leave the Jin people some descendants?"

Butcher Wang says, "Well... that depends on your own luck."

Yelü Dashi introduces Lu Yun to his subordinates: "This is my master, the Heavenly Khan, lord beneath the blue sky. Bow to him."

The Old Man of the Mountain says, "My master, my daggers are at your service."

The caliph says, "Master, how do you think I should revise this holy book..."

The Knights Templar kneel on the ground, hoping only to be sold for a good price.

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