The End of the Jin Dynasty: from the Lord of Wubao to the Marquis of Heshuo

In the second year of Zhenyou's reign, the Jin Dynasty moved to the south, and Heshuo and the land sank. The Mongolian cavalry marched straight in, the Red Coat Rebel Army swept across Shandong, the Jurchen state and county system collapsed, and thousands of miles of Hebei became a hunting ground in troubled times. Su Jingyuan traveled through time and became a branch disciple of Su Clan Wubao in Dingfu. He had no system or plug-ins, and only carried a historical memory of the Mongolian and Jin Dynasties. When the Mongolian rangers approached the fort and the clan elders just wanted to offer food and beg for surrender, he knew clearly: To surrender to Meng is to be a slave for generations, to support Jin is to be buried with one's body, to throw oneself to the Song Dynasty is to be far away, and it is difficult to quench the near thirst. Build dock walls, organize soldiers in the countryside, accept refugees, and develop iron and steel. Taking advantage of the collapse of Meng An Mooke to gather defeated soldiers, taking advantage of the feudal chaos of Jiugong to gain status, and accumulate strength under Mu Huali's eyes. Don't be attached to Meng, don't support money, don't be a minister. Starting from an isolated castle, he traveled across Mongolia, Jin, and Song Dynasties, and finally became the lord of the world who no one dared to challenge in the land of Heshuo!