It's Difficult to Cross South, but Bianliang Remains in Ruins

It snowed heavily in the middle of winter, and the Jin soldiers once again broke through the Central Plains. The city of Bianliang was in danger, and a secret edict was sent to Xiangzhou. King Kang opened the Marshal's Mansion, and the rebels all over the world were eager to serve the king. There are traitors and sycophants in the court who are cooperating with foreign enemies, and loyal ministers risk their lives to fight. In the marshal's house, they wait and watch, but the loyal ministers hold weapons in vain. He Li endured the humiliation and bore eternal infamy, Li Ruoshui sacrificed his life for the emperor, Wang Boyan hid his ambition, Qin Hui was shaken in the smoke of war, Zong Ze had ambitions of recovery, and Yue Fei saw the mountains and rivers shattered before joining the army. Once Bianliang is broken, the mountains and rivers are divided into two. The emperor and his ministers are in a dilemma. Everyone hopes to cross south, but everyone finds it difficult to cross.