Recasting Rivers and Mountains: Emperor Jingkang

In the second year of Jingkang, the Jin soldiers went south and Bianjing fell. The second emperor Huiqin was captured, and all the concubines and princesses in the harem were escorted northward and became the playthings of the golden man. Known in history as the "Shame of Jingkang", it was the darkest chapter in the Song Dynasty for three hundred years. Zhao Yingluo, the concubine of Roujia Emperor, was sixteen years old. She was originally a wealthy woman living in the deep palace. When she witnessed the humiliation of her mother and the tragic death of her sisters, when her clothes were ripped off by the Jin generals in public and driven north like an animal - she did not commit suicide by throwing herself into a well like other empresses, nor did she kneel down to beg for mercy. She bit her finger and wrote eight words in blood on the wooden board of the prison van: "If I don't take revenge for this, I swear I won't be a human being." Overnight, she transforms from prisoner to hunter. Burning the Jin camp, he led dozens of people to risk their lives to break out of the encirclement and escape into the vast Taihang. Some said she would not live more than three days. Three years later, the "Women's Army" in the Taihang Mountains shocked Hebei, and the Jin people were frightened by the news. Five years later, she ascended the throne and proclaimed herself emperor in Hebei. The country's name was still "Song" and it was known as "Later Song" in history. Ten years later, she personally led an army to Yanjing City. That day, she stood at the top of the city, kneeling to the north: "Queen Mother, sisters, those innocent souls who died in the North... Yingluo, I will take you home." This is the story of a woman who used iron and blood to lift a dynasty out of humiliation. No CP·Big heroine·Passionate plot·From emperor concubine to empress