Southern Song Dynasty: Wei Shun Guarded the Corpse for Twenty Years, Qin Hui Was Confused

Lin Chen, a student of modern history, traveled through time and became the jailer of the Southern Song Dynasty, Kai Shun. On the night when Yue Fei was killed, with the help of the traveler's foreknowledge and system assistance, he staged a "movie king-level" disguise, deceived Qin Hui's gang members, risked his life, and carried Yue Fei's remains out of Lin'an. They were secretly buried in Jiuqu Cong Temple, using the jade ring as a letter and the orange tree as a record. After that, he started a "double-front operation": he kept his name in public, endured the humiliation, secretly guarded his loyalty for twenty years, and passed the secret to his son; secretly, he used the system and prophets to set up suspicious formations, and made Qin Hui's forces look around, and he was so angry that he couldn't sleep at night. Twenty years later, Song Xiaozong ascended the throne and rehabilitated Yue Fei. Although Wei Shun died of illness, his son and the tomb guard Huai Shun showed up with tokens to prove history. Yue Fei's loyal bones were moved to the West Lake for burial, and martyrs such as Wei Shun, Huai Shun, and Shi Quan all left their names in history. The whole book is centered on "little people use wisdom and perseverance to change historical evaluations", which not only satisfies the pleasure of "counterattack" in historical novels, but also deepens the core of "the spirit of loyalty lasts forever", and finally completes the sublimation of the theme with the modern ending of "the 800-year inheritance of loyalty of the Kuishun family".