Qi Tongwei Transmigrates as Yue Fei: From the Start, He Asks His Mother-in-Law to Tattoo Him

After Qi Tongwei dies, he becomes Yue Fei, the Song dynasty’s famed general who fought the Jin. When faced with a runaway princess of the Song, Qi Tongwei gets down on his knees and begs for her love. “This one act of kneeling will completely change my life.” Faced with the 100,000 Jin cavalry led by Wanyan Aguda, Qi Tongwei stands proudly on the battlefield. “I’ll risk my life to reclaim the dignity the Song dynasty lost. I’ll make the Jin bow their heads before me.” When Qin Hui and Zhao Gou want to surrender, they send thirteen imperial edicts ordering him back to the capital. Qi Tongwei curses them out. “Go to hell, Qin Hui. No one can judge me, and neither can you.” Qi Tongwei marches north, makes straight for the Jin capital, and destroys the Jin dynasty. Then he remembers Emperor Gaozong of Song’s edict and golden summons. It is time to return to the capital and purge the traitors at court. And so, history takes a jaw-dropping, earth-shattering turn! This book is also titled Transmigrating to the Song Dynasty: Winning by Half a Move and I’m Really Not Yue Fei