The disgrace of Jingkang and the destruction of Bianliang City.
Su Yan's father died unjustly because he impeached Qin Hui; his mother cried blindly and fled south with him, but her uncle repeatedly coveted the family property.
After ten years of forbearance, he went to the provincial examination and passed the national examination as a poor scholar. With a piece of advice, he shocked the court, and finally got the name from the imperial examination and entered Lin'an officialdom.
Above the court, Qin Hui was in power, and his party members were everywhere; outside the palace, Hu Qi was watching, and the mountains and rivers were broken.
He did not dare to forget his father's hatred, let alone his country's hatred. Taking advantage of Zhao Gou's desire to "spare his life to protect his position," he skillfully fought against Qin Hui's gang members to protect the army's supplies; he relied on his wisdom to unite the anti-gold forces and pave the way for Yue Fei's front line.
From a poor family member who was living under the fence, to the deputy minister of the Xiaozong Dynasty; from a lonely young man who avenged his father, to the counselor who supported half of the Song Dynasty.
Su Yan used writing as his blade and strategy as his armor, and in the stormy days after crossing south, he wrote a legend of "the bones of Confucianism hide the edge and turn the tide".
