In the first year of Jingkang's reign, he became Kang Wang Zhaogou's first envoy to Jinying. The moment the knife touched his neck, he used his vision nine hundred years later to camp step by step in the den of tigers and wolves, narrowly surviving.
After returning to Bian, the disgrace of Jingkang was imminent, with traitors and sycophants in power in the court, and golden soldiers and cavalry pressing down on the country. He secretly accumulated strength, recruited loyal men such as Yue Fei, Han Shizhong, and Zong Ze, and subdued the remaining troops of Liangshan and Fangla. He gradually transformed from a powerless prince to a hero in troubled times.
Established the Southern Song Dynasty, refused to be in peace, sent troops to the Northern Expedition, flattened the Jin Kingdom, Xu Jingkang suffered a hundred years of shame; conquered Xixia, destroyed Xingqing, and took over the land of Hexi; resisted the Mongolian Yuan, stopped the iron hoof, and rewritten the fate of China being trampled by foreigners.
