Crow Walk: Lin'an Night Rain Record

Set against the background of the war against Mongolia in the late Southern Song Dynasty, it tells the story of the female general Tian Xiaoyu who inherited the legacy of her sworn brother Shen Partridge and formed the "Dark Crow Army" to protect the country. Tian Xiaoyu first showed his talents in the defense of Xiangyang, turned the tide at the Qiantang Chaosheng Conference, experienced the Taihu Juyi Alliance Rebel Army, and defeated Wanyan Zongbi in the Hangzhou Bay Battle, and gradually grew from a military commander to an alliance leader. With the belief that "the eyes of the crow are in the heart, the heart is in the heart, and the hope is in the heart", she implemented the "Anmin Policy" in the Lin'an New Deal, eliminated the remaining Qin Hui party, used political wisdom and thunderous means to reverse the crisis in the court, and was eventually canonized as the "Guardian Saint" and commanded the nation's troops. The book depicts Tian Xiaoyu's transformation from an avenger to a guardian through the bloody battle of Xiangyang, the night exploration of Yuantouzhu, the Incident of Ci'en Temple, and the Battle of Kaifeng. She not only used the "Jinghong Sword" to kill Wanyan Lie, Meng Ge and other heroes, but also united people's hearts with "Hope in the Heart", united with Lu Wende's old troops, the Taihu Rebels and other anti-Mongolian forces, and achieved the leap from fighting alone to all the people. Shen Partridge's spiritual inheritance, his comrades-in-arms friendship with Chen Dong and others, and his oath to the people to "protect what I protect" interweave the glory of humanity in troubled times. In the end, Tian Xiaoyu led the Crow Army to the northern expedition to the Central Plains, regained Kaifeng, ended the Mongolian invasion to the south, and allowed the "Dark Crow Spirit" to take root in the earth along with the West Lake willow trees. The book uses martial arts to write about the feelings of family and country, and uses history to underline idealism. It shows the tenacity of a female hero who "will never return Loulan until she breaks it" and her ultimate pursuit of "peace in the world". It can be called a monument of passion in the Southern Song Dynasty's anti-Mongolian epic.