What could you do if you knew in advance that a mutiny would destroy the country?
Tang Yan's answer is: start from a small archer and change.
In the third year of Jianyan's reign, the country was in danger. The Jin soldiers were pressing down on the country, the imperial army was about to rebel, the emperor was uncertain, and the people were like grass.
Tang Yan has no system, no adventure, only the skills honed in troubled times, and an obsession with the mountains and rivers of the Song Dynasty that cannot be retreated.
He first organized archers, arrested bandits, and protected refugees in Renhe County, and established himself at the bottom;
He then used his keen sense to detect the mutiny of Miao and Liu, rushed to Yue camp at night, persuaded Yue Fei, contacted Han Shizhong, and finally turned the tide on the night of the mutiny.
But quelling the chaos is just the beginning.
The corruption of water transport, land grabs by wealthy families, cliques in court, and undercurrents of hostility and chaos are all more dangerous than the last.
While he was managing the county and bringing peace to the people, he was also investigating cases and killing traitors;
While he married Zhang Mingshu and supported the rear together, he accompanied Yue Fei in his northern expedition to the Central Plains and the fierce battle on the Yellow River.
When his arrows are exhausted and his horse is exhausted, he still has to catch up with the powerful general of the Jin Kingdom who has humiliated the Southern Song Dynasty for many years.
Can archers rule the world?
Tang Yan will spend his life answering.
This is the story of how a young man who started from the bottom found his way to a comeback in the worst world.
