The Eternal Emperor Who Crawled Out of a Mass Grave

Peace and dignity are never won by begging on your knees! They're won with blades and bullets, paid for in human lives! The Southern Song court dug its own grave by having Yue Fei killed. Wanyan Wushu led 100,000 elite troops to wipe out the Great Song once and for all. For more than a hundred years afterward, the Central Plains remained mired in warfare and divided among rival powers. The Jurchens treated the Han people like pigs and sheep, often riding south to hunt them. Xu Yang accidentally transmigrates to an ancient battlefield. With internal strife and foreign threats on every side, watch him rise from the dust. He unifies the Han people under one regime, marches north to defeat the Jurchens and reclaim the Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun, then resists the Mongols, riding his horses to drink from the vast northern sea and making his name immortal. Under Xu Yang's leadership, countless Han people march forward, one after another, their flesh and blood forging an iron wall. They compose one stirring battle hymn after another, written in blood and fire. That day, standing atop Mount Tai, Xu Yang poured all his passion into a shout that became the strongest voice of the age: “Barbarians from every direction, if any of you dare invade the lands of the Han, your nation will fall, your people will be wiped out, and your descendants will be extinguished!”