Great Song: I Captured and Killed the Jin Emperor from the Start, Winning Fame in One Battle

A special forces soldier transmigrates to the Southern Song dynasty and becomes Li Xianzhong, its greatest general. In November 1161, the Song army wins the Battle of Caishi, and trouble erupts in the Jin kingdom's backyard. Wanyan Yong, the Jin emperor, seizes the throne and proclaims himself emperor in Tokyo, Liaoyang. The deposed Jin emperor, Wanyan Liang, is eager to lead his troops north and quell the rebellion.

Li Xianzhong is ordered to intercept the Jin emperor, Wanyan Liang, in Yangzhou. He charges into enemy ranks alone and captures and kills Wanyan Liang amid a vast army, making a name for himself in a single battle.

From that day on, he rises from a minor commander to become the foremost general of the Southern Song under Emperor Xiaozong.

Who says the Southern Song cannot become a military power? Who says the Jin cavalry is unbeatable? With a sniper rifle in hand, I, Li Xianzhong, am unstoppable!

Li Xianzhong: "Your Majesty, launch the northern campaign without worry. I have a special forces unit with tremendous combat strength!"

Emperor Xiaozong: "Can they stand against the Jin iron cavalry?"

Li Xianzhong: "That's nothing! It'll be a piece of cake!"

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