When the man handed the child over, the child was still laughing.
When Chen Jiuding traveled to the Northern Song Dynasty, he saw these four words with his own eyes - Yi Zi and Eat.
He wanted to survive. But Zhou Tong entrusted Lin Chong to him, Zhong Shidao entrusted his daughter to him, and 26 heroes entrusted their lives to him.
So he trained Neijia Quan into a sword to kill enemies, Liangshan into a fortress against gold, and 26 lives into a monument.
Guan Sheng died standing at the crossing of the Yellow River.
Hua Rong died under the city of Tokyo, holding the arrow left for his sister in his hand.
Zhang Qing died in the alley without the last stone being thrown out.
Wu Song died on the Mongolian outpost and left Yulan a letter: I will serve you tea in the next life.
26 People, 26 ways to die. But no one knelt.
In 1127, the Jin army besieged Tokyo. Chen Jiuding said: Brothers, it's our turn.
This book is written for those who believe that it is more worthwhile to die standing than to live on your knees.
