At the end of 1277, at Jing'ao.
The wind howled and towering waves crashed as most of the Southern Song court's ships were wrecked in the typhoon.
History should have written a lament here:
The young emperor Zhao Shi was so terrified he fell gravely ill and died soon afterward. The remnants of the Song army and civilians retreated to Yashan. A year later, Lu Xiufu carried the young emperor Zhao Bing into the sea, and a hundred thousand soldiers and civilians perished with them in the waves.
What if history had taken a different turn here?
The young emperor, carrying memories from a future life, is rescued from the sea.
Will he still tread the path to ruin?
He summons Wen Tianxiang to recruit soldiers in the two Guang regions and orders Zhang Shijie to train the navy.
The Mongol cavalry excels at land warfare? Then let the decisive battle be fought at sea!
Amid towering waves, the great ships of the Song set sail to meet the enemy.
With the sea as its borders, the Maritime Song establishes its nation.
The tragedy of Yashan will never be repeated!
