Saving the Song Dynasty: Starting from the Identification of Yue Fei's Remains

The sun is shining brightly! The sun is shining brightly! In October of the eleventh year of Shaoxing, Yue Fei was trapped in Dali Temple Prison. Even though he was innocent, he could not escape Qin Hui's frame. Yue Fei, who refused to plead guilty, wrote down the eight-character strokes of his pen to clear up the eternal injustice. On the 29th of the twelfth lunar month of the same year, a famous general died unjustly in prison. No one in the civil and military dynasties dared to bury his loyal body. The jailer of Dali Temple, Kui Shun, and General Jing Yue were extremely loyal and sad that their ambitions were not fulfilled. Late at night, he risked his life to carry General Yue's body on his back, climbed over the Lin'an city wall, and quietly buried his bones in the Jiuqucong Temple in Beishan outside Qiantang Gate. General Yue was also buried with a jade ring close to his body. Two oranges were planted in front of the tomb as a memorial. A lead cylinder was placed on the coffin to retain the prison records as proof. This was kept top secret for more than 20 years, and neither his wife nor children told him. Thirty years after Shaoxing, when Wei Shun was on his deathbed, he finally told his son Kai Cheng the secret. Little did he know that his son Wei Cheng was a time traveler from later generations. He stared at his father, closed his eyes, and made a great wish in his heart: He will protect the peace of his loyal soul and wait for the day of peace! In this life, I should overturn the long-standing shortcomings of the Song Dynasty and make up for the eternal regrets of Fengbo Pavilion!