The Southern Song’s Last Glory

[This is my first time writing, and I didn’t know about the golden first three chapters. It gets good starting from Chapter Seven, trust me, I’m not kidding. No transmigration, no brainless plot, no golden finger. Respectful of history, fairly serious writing, solid logic, plenty to keep you occupied. Come take a look!]

The story begins as the Southern Song teeters on the brink of collapse. The Yue Family Army is framed by treacherous ministers, the famed general Yue Fei dies unjustly, and his army falls apart. Zhang Ji, a soldier caught in the calamity, barely survives and becomes one of the Yue Family Army’s last embers. Having witnessed his comrades’ brutal deaths and the devastation of his homeland, Zhang Ji’s desire for vengeance burns fiercely. He makes a solemn vow: kill the treacherous ministers, purge the court of their influence, carry on Marshal Yue Fei’s legacy, and serve his country with unwavering loyalty.

The snow at Fengbo Pavilion has long since melted, but the Yue Family Army’s embers have never gone out. Zhang Ji knows he is not fighting alone. Every commoner crying, “Give us back our Han lands!” and every banner of “Unwavering Loyalty” raised once more carries the spirit Yue Fei left behind in this world.

When war drums once again resound across the Central Plains, can the soldier who once huddled in a mass grave personally kill the treacherous ministers? Can Marshal Yue’s unfulfilled wish blossom amid blood and fire?

On this journey steeped in blood and fire, can Zhang Ji successfully kill the treacherous ministers and purge the court? Can he fulfill Marshal Yue Fei’s unfinished mission and restore the Great Song to its former glory? Thus begins a sweeping, blood-pounding legend...