Liu Yilong: Why Didn't My Son Follow the Script?

In the 22nd year of Yuanjia, King Liu Jun of Wuling went to Xiangyang to join the vassal state. No one knows that there is a new soul in this body. In his previous life, he was a doctoral student in military history, and his thesis was titled "Why Liu Song Failed to Unify the North." Now he is Liu Jun himself - the third son of Liu Yilong, Emperor Xiaowu of Song Dynasty, a person who should have ended up in the history books as a "tyrant". OK. Then change your way of life. In the third year of Xiangyang, he built weirs, trained troops, and collected refugees, turning Yongzhou into an iron barrel. In the 27th year of Yuanjia, Tuoba Tao of the Northern Wei Dynasty invaded the south. He did not drop two levels in Pengcheng - he led the Yongzhou cavalry to cut the Wei army's food road from the flank, and pushed back the Yellow River in the Battle of Guabu. Liu Yilong looked at the good news and shook the tea cup in his hand three times: "My son... Why don't you follow the script?" Script? What script? Liu Jun said: Dad, your "Yuanjia Rule" is good, but when it comes to the Northern Expedition to destroy Wei - let me do it. Later, Liu Yilong deposed Liu Shao and made Liu Jun the crown prince. Later, the Northern Wei Dynasty disappeared. As for those historians who are waiting to see patricide, brother slaughter, uncle and nephew killing each other - Liu Jun said: I will help you change the version you wrote.