The Jin army went south and Bianjing was about to be defeated. The court was still negotiating peace, but the imperial army had been defeated.
Lu Chenzhou, a modern soldier, became a low-level military attaché of the Western Army.
He knew that the Northern Song Dynasty would perish, and he also knew that seeking peace would not save the world.
But he also knows that in troubled times, the most difficult thing is not to be king and emperor, but to still train an army into an iron army that can truly protect the country and the people under the suspicion of imperial power, the constraints of civil servants, and the pressure of powerful enemies.
In this life, he wants to make Jingkang no longer just a shame.
