Return to Shu Road

In the winter of the second year of Qiande in the Northern Song Dynasty, Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin sent troops to attack Shu in two directions. The North Route Army was strangled by Jianmen Tianxuan, and the famous general Wang Quanbin was in a dilemma. A surrendered Shu soldier offered him an unknown road across the river. Sneaking across the cliff, making a surprise attack on a snowy night, the Song Army's magic soldiers descended from the sky, and natural dangers turned into a thoroughfare. At the same time, the army on the east route lightly broke through the Three Gorges, and its troops were directed towards Chengdu. In the court of Hou Shu, Emperor Meng Chang was stroking the "Seven Treasures Drowning Instrument" made of all the people's wealth and anointing, and Mrs. Huarui served him with her peerless talent. The general Wang Zhaoyuan compares himself to Zhuge, waving iron Ruyi to dispatch troops. Extravagance and ignorance complement each other, forming a "mental defense" that is more fragile than Jianmenguan. When the news of the fall of Jianmen came back to Chengdu, the 140,000 troops were disarmed, Meng Chang was escorted to Bianjing, and the country was finally unified.