Drunk, I raise a lamp to gaze upon my sword; in dreams, I return to the bugle calls and crowded camps. The troops share roasted meat, and fifty-stringed instruments play frontier melodies as autumn troops gather on the battlefield.
The horses fly like De Lu, and the bows ring like thunder. I will accomplish the king's great cause and win fame in life and beyond the grave. When will we meet again?
After an accident brings him to the Song dynasty, Yang Congyi draws his sword to help the unjustly treated, only to be framed and thrown into a death cell. Watch as he takes one step at a time, rising from prisoner to martial arts laureate and entering government service through his military prowess. He matches wits with Southern Song officials such as Zhao Gou and Qin Hui, aided by Lu You and Xin Qiji, and ultimately takes command of the empire's armies through his literary and political talent. He raises his sword and marches north, fulfilling the Song dynasty's century-old dream of unifying the realm, earning the title of Prince of Yan and becoming an unparalleled hero of the Song!
It's so good, I can't stop watching!
A good book, worth reading.
The plot and process were acceptable; keep trying.
The description of small details is quite good.
It's not bad, worth a look.
It's great, super pretty!
It's pretty good. Although some parts are a bit illogical, this book is still one of Tomato's rare good books.
It looks great and is very attractive.