Aid Song and Destroy the Westerners, But the Westerners Have Magic

When an English fireball exploded against Kaifeng’s city wall, Zhao Zheng realized that the Great Song was doomed.

Because the fireball hadn’t been fired from a cannon. It had been conjured with magic.

In the second year of the Jingkang era of the Northern Song, Europeans invaded China.

They needed no sturdy ships or powerful cannons, no ingenious devices or clever tricks.

All the foreigners had to do was pray to their God, and they could summon heavenly fire, become impervious to blades and spears, shatter the land, and bring China to ruin.

And Zhao Zheng was just an ordinary chemical industry worker...