In the first year of the Jingkang era of the Northern Song, Jin troops march south, and Bianjing stands on the brink of disaster.
Crown Prince Zhao Chen wakes after three days of fever. The Song Dynasty has only three days left before its fall.
The emperor is captured after leaving the city to negotiate peace, the chancellor puts his faith in sorcery, and the court is left leaderless.
The most humiliating disaster in the history of China’s feudal dynasties is about to unfold.
But this time, history will not repeat itself.
Zhao Feng, who transmigrated from the modern era, brings the political savvy and vision of a modern statesman to turn the tide on the brink of the dynasty’s collapse.
Seize power, reorganize the army, defend the city, slay the invaders, destroy the Jin
With iron-fisted methods, he puts the Song Dynasty back in order; with an iron will and keen wisdom, he unifies the realm.
The humiliation of Jingkang will be rewritten forever.
I believe you when you say that others are afraid of the Jin Army, but you say that Zongze is afraid of the Jin Army. Author, you have never even touched the history of the Song Dynasty. How can you have the nerve to write about traveling through the Song Dynasty? You don't even know Zongze, and I don't think you know Yue Fei and Han Shizhong either, right? Let me tell you, Zongze is Yue Fei's art of war teacher. Did you know that Yue Fei's ability to lead troops in battle was all learned from Zongze? Without Zongze, Yue Fei would have been a vanguard general at most. There would never be a national hero, Prince Yue. The person in the Song Dynasty who was least afraid of the Jin army was Zongze. Before he died, he shouted three times: Cross the river! A national hero, you who wrote about traveling through the Song Dynasty don't even know him. I laughed too.
Very good, I prefer the ancient reform farming literature