Yashan in the second year of Xiangxing.
Forty days later, Lu Xiufu betrayed the emperor and threw himself into the sea, and Wen Tianxiang wrote an eternal masterpiece.
The soul of a ship engineer passes through the late Song Dynasty Emperor Zhao Bing.
Loyalists are in a deadlock, traitors are colluding with foreign enemies, and no one in the court believes a child's plan.
He didn't want to watch his loyal soul die in vain.
Against all odds, he abolished the serial death array and cracked the Yuan army's poisonous plan to cut off water.
On the day of the decisive battle, he gave up and died at sea and led his army to break through the encirclement desperately.
He retreated to Qiongya, built warships, promoted maritime trade, and sailed to the South China Sea to compete with the Yuan Dynasty.
Even if Wen Tianxiang seeks benevolence and gets benevolence, the integrity of the Han family will never be destroyed.
The young emperor holds the sword and fights for thousands of miles, vowing to make the sun and moon reopen!
