Iron-Blooded Lin'an

A bronze mirror that has been passed down for thousands of years connects the destiny of two time and space. At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, 16-year-old Lin Yan accidentally heard the voice of another "self" eight hundred years later through a bronze mirror after his home was destroyed and his father died tragically. From then on, he shouldered the blood feud and grew from a country boy to the commander of the "Polu Army". He defended Xiangyang for six years, fought bloody battles on Yashan, and fulfilled his iron-blooded oath of "I will never return my fame unless I succeed" in a desperate situation. The modern Lin Yan took over this ancient mirror from his grandfather, and became an "empathizer" across time and space from a bystander of history. He conveyed information and provided strategies for ancient battlefields, traced forgotten footprints in archives and historical materials, and finally completed a relay about memory and dignity. This is a majestic epic that combines historical, military and fantasy elements. It tells the story of how a group of ordinary people defended the dignity of civilization with their flesh and blood in an era destined to overthrow. It is not only about the victory or defeat of a war, but also a profound question about integrity, inheritance and the glory of the "loser". The mirror shines on the hero's soul, and the mountains and rivers are stained with blood. Even if you fail, you must die standing. **