Late Song Dynasty: Starting from the Refusal to Recruit People

In the first year of Xuanhe, in the Zhongyi Hall, it was decided that he would be recruited. Chen Qi, a soul who knows the future, rises up at this moment, tearing apart the bloody destiny in front of a hundred and eight heroes: "Behind the edict is the mountain of corpses of Zheng Fangla, the poisonous wine cooked by dead rabbits and dogs, and seven years later, under the iron hooves of the golden man, Bianliang City's soaring flames!" That night, forty-seven fast horses rushed out of the stronghold. Lin Chong's spear serves the unfinished revenge of Xue; Wu Song's sword serves the unruly king; Lu Zhishen's Zen serves to tide over the common people in troubled times. They followed Chen Qi all the way north, not surrendering to the imperial court, not relying on the Jin State, and went straight into the vast Taihang. In this "eight hundred miles vertical and horizontal" mountains, they set up strongholds in the danger, cultivated fields and smelted iron. Chen Qi built blast furnaces, modified farm tools, and trained new troops with his insights beyond his time. The refugees and heroes from various villages in Taihang heard the news and came to surrender. The banner of "Practice for Heaven" was raised again on the cliff, and its momentum was even greater than that of Liangshan. In 1125, Jin soldiers went south. When the Song army retreated and Song Jiang's troops struggled under the emperor's orders, Chen Qi led the Taihang heroes out of Jingxing to attack Zhending, rescue refugees, and seize food and grass. For the first time, artillery roared on the land of China, and the myth of the Jurchen cavalry collapsed in the smoke. From then on, the world was divided into three parts. There is Lin'an Zhao Gou in the south and Huanglong Jin Chief in the north. But in the hinterland of the Central Plains, deep in the Taihang Mountains, a force is rising that makes both of them sleepless. When Song Jiang finally faced this brother whom he once regarded as "unloyal", he saw behind Chen Qi an orderly military camp, a peaceful village with smoke curling from the kitchen stove, and countless people who voluntarily followed him.