Liu Yu, the Poor Emperor

In Jingkou Gambling House, a poor boy who was in debt was tied to a stake. The creditor called him a cheap life. His name is Liu Yu, and his nickname is Ji Nu. From a soldier in the Beifu to the commander-in-chief of the first army, Liu Yu used his sword to split the iron curtain of the Jin Dynasty. The Jingkou Uprising, the bloody battle at Fuzhoushan, Queyue Formation's massive defeat of the Northern Wei Dynasty, and Chang'an City Headquarters - he stepped on the bones of his brothers and enemies along the way to the top of power, replacing the Jin Dynasty and establishing the Song Dynasty. However, the throne did not give him freedom. Fa's wife died of illness, and before she died, she still asked: "Ji Nu, when will you come back?" The old brother died either on the battlefield or on his secret orders. He implemented the New Deal, but found that swords could change dynasties, but not people's hearts; he conquered Chang'an, but lost it with his own hands. Before he died, he dreamed of returning to his old house in Jingkou. He Wuji and Liu Yi called him at the door: "Jinnu, let's go to the river!" He wanted to take a step, but he couldn't. Hundreds of years later, Xin Qiji climbed Beigu Mountain, looked at the setting sun, grassy trees, and ordinary lanes, and wrote: "The slaves of humanity once lived." The wind blew from the river, like a sigh scattered in the depths of history.