Lu Dao transmigrates to Dongjing, the capital of the Song Dynasty, just as the Jingkang Incident unfolds.
He watches his family and friends die by the Jin soldiers’ blades.
From that moment, a seed takes root in his heart: “March north to fight the Jin, and strike straight at Huanglong.”
After narrowly surviving, the System arrives.
Lu Dao can disguise this world as a game and publish it on Earth, where he lived before transmigrating.
That lets him summon players into the world!
And so the floodgates of the Fourth Disaster open, and events quickly spiral out of control.
Huge numbers of “players” arrive and form the Lu Family Army under Lu Dao’s command.
Using knowledge from Earth, they overwhelm the local people in every field.
Waterworks, high-yield farming, tactical strategy, court politics: they’re experts in it all.
The Lu Family Army doesn’t have the bad habits of ancient armies. They always uphold the fine tradition of “not taking so much as a needle or thread from the common people.”
Not only are the Jin forces driven back again and again, but even the Song people exclaim:
“The Lu Family Army are stars descended from heaven, here to save the people from suffering!”
Just as Lu Dao is about to strike straight at Huanglong, the emperor of the Song sends twelve urgent orders demanding his return.
The emperor intends to have Lu Dao secretly executed.
A player at court posts the news on the forum.
The players are instantly “blown up”!
They’re fighting and bleeding on the front lines, only to get stabbed in the back?
And since the game is set up so that the commander’s death forces the game to shut down,
not only are they going to kill their commander, they’re also taking away their chance to play?
That’s more than anyone can put up with!
Players hiding among the people spread the word far and wide, and the common folk are filled with righteous anger!
The players cry, “The blue sky is dead; the yellow sky shall rise!” They seize the capital and put a yellow robe on Lu Dao.
Lu Dao: “You’ve really gotten me into trouble!”
