Cao Cao Starts from Jingkang Humiliation

Name: Cao Cao Starts from Jingkang Humiliation
Author: Mix Cucumber with Strips

从靖康耻开始的曹操

by Mix Cucumber with Strips (拉条子拌青瓜)

Status: Completed
Length: 71k Words
Genre: Historical
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
Updated: 1mo ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

In 1127 AD, a soul that had already been written into the history books came here. The former prime minister of the Han Dynasty has now become the last emperor of the Northern Song Dynasty and the prisoner of Song Qinzong Zhao Huan. On this occasion, the Song Dynasty also ushered in a turning point in its destiny. The sixteen states in the north had been lost for many years, and countless people lived under the shelter of others. They were neither accepted by the Jin people nor regarded as aliens by the Song people. Rogue bandits in various parts of the Central Plains were causing chaos, leaving people in dire straits and leaving a large amount of land abandoned. The Jin soldiers frequently went south to plunder, but the Song army kept giving in and even lost the courage to resist. In these troubled times, this time Prime Minister Cao succeeded to the throne and finally got a legitimate claim. Then will he fulfill his ambition to stabilize the world? No! Before that, there is a more realistic problem—— How to escape from a heavily guarded temple in enemy territory.

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Let me post the first one. The internal strife in the Jin Dynasty is actually more severe than that in the Song Dynasty.
The internal strife in the Jin Dynasty was actually more severe than that in the Song Dynasty. This Wanyan Zonghan died miserably in the end. His Han advisers kept urging him to be wary of the emperor, but he didn't listen and relaxed his guard against the emperor. In the end, Emperor Jin found an opportunity to catch him. Anyway, in the end he cried miserably and said to his advisers that he regretted not listening to your advice. The internal fighting in the Jin Kingdom was as fierce as the later Jin Manqing Dynasty. The fights of the Han people were often about forcing the other party to step down, but the fights of the Jin Dynasty were often without room for mercy, and they were all about taking your life. . The Kingdom of Jin was ruthless to the Song Dynasty, but they were even more ruthless to their own people. They would confiscate their homes and exterminate their clans at every turn, and they would not stop until they wiped out the roots. It can also be regarded as a characteristic of internal fighting among the barbarians. The main purpose is to destroy the opponent physically.
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The subjects of the books are less popular than the last
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