Reborn at Yashan: I Lead the Southern Song to Conquer Eurasia

Novels are the art of making up for historical regrets. The pain of Yashan, the fall of Yanyun, and the sinking of the Central Plains in history are unforgettable emotions engraved in the national memory. The Mongolian Yuan Dynasty took over, the people were displaced, and the old Song Dynasty was unable to recover. Too many regrets sunk deep in the years. The reality cannot be rewritten, so we can only give history a more decent, warmer, and happier ending in words. After Chapter 60, when the king's army entered the city, Qiu did not commit any crimes. He did not massacre the city to vent his anger, did not destroy the city, and settled people's hearts with benevolence. I deliberately avoided blood and violence, because the opposite of regret is not revenge, but fulfillment. Sacrificing sacrifices to heaven and comforting the common people, granting rewards to the heroes, and treating the concubines, concubines, and clan members of the Yuan Dynasty well are to make up for the repeated killings and harsh treatment in history. The protagonist enters the game with a modern soul, neither cold-blooded nor a virgin. He wipes away his tears and moves on, writing his original intention of "going to Beijing to take the exam" into the moment of setting the capital. What he made up for was not only the regret of the subjugation of Zhao and Song Dynasty, but also the ordinary people's yearning for a peaceful and prosperous age. When we read history and write novels, we ultimately want to make those aggrieved, regretful, and unresolved pasts come true in words. Let loyal ministers and good generals have a happy death, let the common people find peace, let the broken mountains and rivers be reunited, and let justice be implemented. Next, I will continue to advance based on the first 60 chapters and build the Song Dynasty together with readers!!! ——Author: Xiao Z loves tea

It is simply a treasure novel. It was a pleasure to read it. Good luck, author!