Yue Fei Won Twelve Gold Medals at the Beginning

Twelve gold medals were delivered from Lin'an to Zhuxian Town within three days. Every one of them urged him to go back and die. In the tenth year of Shaoxing, Zhuxian Town won a great victory. Yue Fei led his army to defeat Jin Wushu, and his troops pointed directly at Kaifeng. Then, the twelfth gold medal arrived. No one knew that at the moment he received the gold medal, Yue Fei's energy, blood and heart were so strong that he was already dead. The one who survived was Yue Ming, a history graduate student from nine hundred years later. He was too familiar with this period of history: Yue Fei returned to the court, was relieved of military power, thrown into prison, and died unjustly at Feng Boting on "unfounded" charges. But history can be rewritten. While the eunuch was still reading the imperial edict arrogantly, Yue Ming tore the twelve gold medals in half in front of tens of thousands of soldiers. "Go back and tell Zhao Gou," he said, "I will tear up the twelve gold medals. I will not return to Zhuxian Town. I will continue to fight in the Northern Expedition." Since then, history has taken a turn that no one expected. He is Yue Ming, not Yue Fei. He inherited Yue Fei's martial arts and memory, but he didn't have to follow Yue Fei's old path. He knew the internal rifts in the Jin Kingdom, the Khitan survivors' desire to restore the country, and the correct formula for gunpowder. If a loyal minister can only die kneeling, then he should be a "traitor" who lives standing up. On the 10th in Dengzhou, 8,000 remaining soldiers stood firm and refused to retreat. During the twenty-day bloody battle in Xiangyang, fifty thousand soldiers refused to give an inch. Tang He chased and killed, and the Yuejia army chased and fought against the Jin army, killing Jin Wushu until Jin Wushu abandoned his helmet and armor. When the imperial court cut off supplies, they settled in the fields to raise troops. When food and grass are cut off, business taxes will be rectified. Besieged on all sides, they contacted Khitan to serve as horns.