Recasting Rivers and Mountains

The shameful "child emperor" Shi Jingtang recognized a thief as his father, betrayed his country and sought glory, and ceded the "Sixteen Provinces of Youyun" to the Khitan, leaving behind a legacy of four hundred years: the strategic gateway to the north was wide open, and the Central Plains was undefeable. Foreign tribes such as the Khitan, Jurchen, and Mongolia used this as a springboard to attack the hinterland of the Central Plains, killing countless people, and leaving mountains of corpses wherever they reached, bleeding and floating oars. There has never been such a disaster in the ages! The Song Dynasty made two Northern Expeditions to regain the Sixteenth Prefecture of Youyun. The defeated army overturned the army and suffered heavy casualties. The famous general Yang Linggong died heroically in the "Yongxi Northern Expedition"! The talented and resourceful Zhou Shizong went on the Northern Expedition in the sixth year of Xiande, and conquered three passes without a single blow. The Khitans were horrified and fled northward in a hurry. The recovery of the "Sixteen Prefectures of Youyun" was in sight. However, Zhou Shizong unexpectedly died of illness. This period of history that should have gone down in history was abandoned by the wayside, leaving countless descendants to sigh for it countless times! China is once again in turmoil. At this critical moment, Huang Jun unexpectedly came to this turbulent era. At that time, China's mountains and rivers were broken, wars were incessant, bones were exposed in the wild, there were no roosters crowing for thousands of miles, and hundreds of people were left alone. Under Huang Jun's promotion, where would Chinese history go? Should we continue Zhou Shizong's unfinished Northern Expedition and fight against the Khitans to recapture the "Sixteen Youyun States"? Or should history repeat itself and Zhao Kuangyin establish the Song Dynasty that has been weak for hundreds of years?