Legends of the Southern Song Heroes

At the end of the Southern Song dynasty, the Jin kingdom was in decline and the Mongols were rising. Heroes and warlords sprang up across the Central Plains, the land was engulfed in flames, and a chaotic three-kingdoms war was playing out. That year, Genghis Khan was fifty-two, an old man who still had thirteen more years of bouncing around in him. That year, Kublai Khan was a year and a half old, just a baby still nursing at his mother's breast. That year, Meng Jiucheng, transmigrated and reborn, was eighteen, in the prime of his youth, brimming with ambition. One day that year, Meng Jiucheng suddenly had a flash of inspiration and came up with a grand idea. He let out a heartfelt cry: I can't go on living like this! I'm going to revolutionize things, no, rebel. I'm going to take down the old and bully the young, roam the four seas, and become invincible under heaven. Uh, first I'll trade in the dead man's head System for a little mirror, bribe, no, ask my invincible wife for permission. I want to marry another sweet, gentle girl to be your bestie... I've started a new book on Chuangshi, The Tang Dynasty's First All-Around Playboy. Please show it lots of support.