This book is adapted from the continuation of the story of the famous anti-Jin general Yue Fei, who was executed for unfounded charges in Shaoxing, Southern Song Dynasty in the 11th year. This book needs to adjust the timeline and characters due to the plot.
When I was five years old, my whole family was killed at the entrance of the vegetable market.
When he escaped by hiding in a pickle barrel, he heard his enemy joke: "If that kid from the Xiao family is alive, he must be a good dog."
Ten years later, I entered Beijing under a pseudonym to take the martial arts exam.
The title of the policy paper was actually "On the Domestication of Loyal Dogs."
I waved my pen: "Loyal dog? The Xiao family is full of loyal people, and now the grass on the graves is taller than the people!"
The examiner clapped his hands and exclaimed: "Well done! I hate flattering people the most!"
He didn't know that it was the emperor who I was scolding.
Little did he know that his precious daughter was squatting on the beam and peeking.
