Chuang Xiangxing: I Rewrote the Ending of the Song Dynasty's Fall.

In the second year of Xiangxing, the cliffs and mountains swallowed blood with the sound of waves, and the fate of the country in the three hundred years of the Song Dynasty seemed to be drowning in the angry sea - this was the final chapter of the history books. But who would have expected that a soul from another world would actually inhabit the body of the eight-year-old young emperor Zhao Bing. He used modern military strategies to build a defense line along the Yangtze River, introduced high-yielding crops to relieve the food shortage, relied on overseas trade to pay for the Northern Expedition, and even gathered pirate rebels and joint city-occupying elephant soldiers, forcibly erasing the word "subjugation" from the annals of history. From the exiled regime in a corner of the South China Sea to the new Song Dynasty that controlled the Yangtze River and radiated to the sea, this was not a re-enactment of history, but a counterattack that used modern thinking to rewrite tragedy. Open this book and see how the young emperor who traveled back in time made a stunning move in the chess game of the Song and Yuan Dynasties and recast the glory of China.