On the first day of the second lunar month in 1279, Zhao Congrong leads the Southern Song court in exile to break through at Yashan. He guides the fleet south, and behind the vast armada, a red sun breaks through the morning mist over the sea and slowly rises between Yashan's peaks. More than ten days later, the Southern Song establishes a government in exile in Champa, a small Southeast Asian kingdom, and history calls it the "New Song." With Kublai Khan, a great ruler determined to pursue them relentlessly, and the many Southeast Asian kingdoms whose people are not of their own kind and can never be trusted, survival is what matters most...
It is a very good description of the relatively objective historical fictional novel without Golden Finger in the late Song Dynasty. It is rare and realistic and very high-level.
This is a rare historical novel of the Southern Song Dynasty. There is no golden finger or halo of the protagonist. The tasks are described delicately and the plot develops naturally. It becomes more and more grand and becomes more interesting the more you read it. The plot of the story is gradually unfolding, and there are more and more characters. I hope you can give me more opinions!