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Lu You's sixth son, Lu Zibu, was named Siyuan. When Fang Weng returned from Shu, he left Zibu in the home of his close friend Zhang Yan. Therefore, Zibu spent his early years in the Zhang family. In history, Zibu married a wife and had children in Shu, and did not return until he was 27 years old. This is mentioned in many poems by Fang Weng. And we didn't wait until 70 years after Fang Weng's death, the Battle of Yashan ended, and the Southern Song Dynasty died quietly after Lu Xiufu jumped into the sea. So since we are writing an online novel, why not make the story more romantic? After all the hard work, when will I be able to take a trip? The mountains and rivers are broken, and Wang Shiwang has been looking south for another year. I tried to follow Lu Zibu's life as a trajectory, and mixed a large number of characters from Mr. Jin Yong's works in the form of fan fiction, and also borrowed some other martial arts characters. The heroine is the clever Qu Feiyan in Jin Lao's "The Swordsman", making up for one of her own regrets. Since I have never had the experience of writing a novel, this can be regarded as my own attempt as a tribute to Fang Weng. Is the outcome of the Kaixi Northern Expedition destined to fail? When Bi meets again, can he only lament that Lian Po is old? Did Yu Jie and Wang Jian die with hatred or fight until the last moment? Can Han Yuzhou's ending be that his body and body are missing? Did Cao Youwen die in Yangpingguan or rebel again? Is Jia Sidao a famous general or a traitor who is jealous of his talents? Why did Liu Zheng surrender? Before the night on Yashan, where did the soldiers and civilians of the Southern Song Dynasty go? . . . . . . Welcome to this parallel world.