Introduction to the work "The Sword Points at Lin'an"
In the 10th year of Shaoxing, outside Zhuxian Town, yellow sand covered with the smell of blood flowed over the pile of corpses - modern archaeological student Chen Yan opened his eyes from the severe pain. There were still porcelain fragments from the Lin'an ruins hanging on his assault jacket, but he was holding a blood-stained ring-headed knife in his hand. The wound on his fingertips, scratched by the bronze sword of the Southern Song Dynasty, turned out to be a blood contract connecting the past and the present.
He crashed into the most glorious and tragic moment of the Yue Family Army: Yue Fei had just used his hook, sickle and spear to defeat the Iron Buddha of Jinwu. His troops were pointing directly at Bianjing, but Lin'an's twelve gold medals were already on the way; he was not a scholar without the power to tie a chicken. The Tai Chi mental method he learned became the only support in troubled times - using "sticking and sticking" to defeat heavy armored cavalry, using "softness to overcome strength" to protect the mountains and flying over the crying people, and teaching simplified boxing techniques to the soldiers, just hoping that they can "come home alive."
He heard Yue Fei sigh that "ten years of work were ruined in one day", saw Yue Yun's blood-stained determination with his two hammers, and also touched the iron wall of history: it is difficult to disobey the emperor's orders, and treacherous ministers are in power, and the ending of Fengbo Pavilion has already been written. He couldn't change the twelve gold medals and couldn't stop the "unfounded" charges, but he still used his hands to protect the honor of his loyal soul in the cracks of history - from the dead men lurking in Zhuxian Town, to the secret battle in Lin'an City, to the last fight outside the Fengbo Pavilion, the shadow of the Tai Chi sword streaked across the setting sun, cutting off the shackles of the times, but he could keep the original intention of chivalry:
History may not be rewritten, but the blood of a loyal soul should not be shed in vain; a hero in troubled times must always protect something.
This is not a cool article about changing one's life against the will of heaven. It is about a modern man using Tai Chi Kung Fu to fight in the Southern Song Dynasty.
