The soul travels through the Eastern Jin Dynasty, just as the embers of the Yongjia Rebellion are not extinguished, the Central Plains homeland is covered with dust, and the Jin Dynasty in Jiangzuo is lingering. I turned out to be that Huan Wen who had mixed successes and failures in history, who was determined to make the Northern Expedition but never completed it - he held a heavy army in Jingzhou and had great ambitions to restore the land, but he was trapped by the constraints of the gentry and the treacherous political situation.
I am well aware of the trajectory of history and will never allow the "Failure of Fangtou" to happen again, and I am even less willing to let "the failure to restore the Central Plains" become a lifelong regret. In the court, I used my iron-blooded tactics to intimidate the nobles, I used "ruffian spirit to deceive" to dismantle the plots of political opponents, and carried out reforms in the name of constant temperature; in the military tent, I integrated the powerful Jingxiang troops, improved ordnance tactics, attracted the bravery of the refugees, and turned the loose Eastern Jin army into a tiger and wolf division.
Facing the iron hoofs of the former Qin and the former Yan, I abandoned the historical hesitation and made three northern expeditions step by step: first taking Guanzhong, then returning to Heluo, and going straight to Yecheng, the capital of Yan. There were hidden arrows from the nobles, constraints from the imperial court, raging horsemen outside, and lack of food and grass. I used foresight to break the situation, used my power to plan chaos, and attacked with iron and blood. Every battle was fought heartily, and every game was full of secrets.
From Jingzhou to Luoyang, from Feishui to Yecheng, I led the Jin army to break through the Hucheng, recover the homeland that had been occupied for a hundred years, and welcome back the scattered people of the Central Plains. But this is by no means the end - the foundation of the gentry has not been eliminated, the long-standing disadvantages of the Jin Dynasty still exist, and the Hu tribe in the north is still watching with eager eyes. I want to be not only a hero in restoring the land, but also a reinventer of Jin and Zuo, breaking the shackles of "the king and the horse share the world", allowing the Jin Dynasty in Jiangzuo to truly return to the orthodoxy of the Central Plains, and making "Jin and Zuo rejuvenated" no longer empty talk.
