Mo Dyed Guan Shanyue

The world only knows that the Song Dynasty produced poets, but who knows that the poets in the Song Dynasty were all good at fighting! Lu You and Xin Qiji, two great figures in the literary world of the Southern Song Dynasty, were both iron-blooded heroes who could bring order to the world with their writing and their mighty force with force. Lu You kept writing throughout his life and wrote nearly 10,000 poems. He was the literati with the most poems in ancient times. He was also known as the "Wu Song of the Song Dynasty" as the god of war. The troubled times of the Jingkang Rebellion allowed him to practice superb martial arts since he was a child, and he was determined to fight against the Jin Dynasty and restore the country. At the age of 48, he went to Nanzheng to fight against the Jin Dynasty, and the highlight of his life was when he encountered a tiger on his way home from heavy snow. He leaped forward with his gun and stabbed the tiger in the throat, killing the tiger on the spot and shocking the three armies. Even in his eighties, he still wore sparse armor and insisted on asking for help in the Northern Expedition. "Iron Horse Glacier" was his battlefield obsession carved into his bones. Xin Qiji, as the "Dragon in Ci", is also extremely brave. When he was 22 years old, he led fifty dead soldiers to attack thousands of miles, broke into the 50,000-strong Jin Army camp alone, and captured the traitor Zhang Anguo alive. The battle was famous all over the world, and the Jin people were frightened by the news. The Flying Tiger Army he formed has become an elite division that Jin Bing is afraid of. The two hit it off and shared the same ambition to restore the country. They were both the most dazzling civil and military talents in the Southern Song Dynasty, but they were both born at the wrong time and their ambitions were difficult to realize. This pair of unparalleled heroes failed to realize their long-cherished wish to conquer the Central Plains throughout their lives. Who can continue the unfinished business of their family and country...