The Great Song Is Too Cowardly? I March on Bianjing with Qin Laws

After transmigrating to the Song dynasty, Qin Yuan becomes the military governor of Youzhou, guarding the frontier against the Jin.

The Song dynasty favors civil officials over military men. The entire court is full of cowards, and the emperor only knows how to cede territory, pay reparations, and offer annual tribute to beg for peace! Military officers rank lower than dogs!

From the start, a minor imperial merchant arrives at the army camp with a secret order from the chancellor. Not only does he withhold the troops’ life-saving pay, he brazenly points at Qin Yuan and demands that he “show his face” to be humiliated.

Just then, Qin Yuan merges with the legacy of the Greatest Emperor in History! He gains the Qin dynasty’s ironclad laws and the Tang dynasty’s Black Armored Army!

“The laws of the Song dynasty protect you? Then I’ll use the laws of the Qin!”

Qin Yuan draws his saber and cleaves the man and the chancellor’s order in two. “Anyone who insults the army is to be executed under Qin law!”

From then on, the Song dynasty has a new figure who strikes terror into foreign enemies and makes civil officials tremble: a ruthless tyrant forged in iron and blood!

The emperor sends twelve golden decrees ordering him to withdraw?

Qin Yuan ignores them, leads an army of a hundred thousand fierce warriors to raze the Jin capital, then turns south and rides into Bianjing!

When Qin Yuan wears the black dragon robe and kicks over the Song throne, the corrupt, self-righteous officials of the court kneel and tremble in pools of blood.

Looking down at them with cold disdain, Qin Yuan declares, “Since the Song’s backbone has grown so weak, I shall change the dynasty’s name to Qin!”