The Most Ruthless Person in the Northern Song Dynasty

When the Art Emperor awakens the iron-blooded dragon soul, the fireworks woman hides a military strategy. This is a bloody romance that subverts Jingkang's fate. Lin Musen, a modern ruthless man, traveled back to the seventh year of Xuanhe and found that he had become Song Huizong, the most useless literary emperor in history. In the Jinluan Hall, the civil servants of the Manchu Dynasty were still quarreling over whether to cede territory and seek peace; in the imperial garden, Li Shishi, who was famous in Bianjing, was playing the piano and singing "Niannujiao" softly. The Sixteenth State of Yanyun is not a painting, it is my iron-clad cold spear! When Lin Musen tore up the thin gold edict, with the help of Li Shishi, he reorganized the Western Army with the knowledge of modern people's consciousness, and improved the divine arm bow into a crossbow array; he used Li Shishi's identity as an oiran to build an intelligence network, so that every military order of the Liao Lord was laid on the Privy Council desk in advance; he even personally trained a team of white warriors who could run on the ice at the Yellow River Ferry, and penetrated directly into the Chinese army's tent at Yelu Dashi. The party cavalry in the Helan Mountains of Xixia ran into the steel chain horses, and the Jurchen envoys from the Liao Dynasty to Beijing knelt and trembled in front of the blood-stained thin gold letter of credence. When Master Li took off his splendid clothes, revealing the totem of the wolf head of Recovering the Clouds tattooed on his left arm, Lin Musen was shocked to realize that this legendary woman was actually the orphan of a former Song Dynasty general. The two worked together to crush the ink illusion of "A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains", turning the alliance with Jin to destroy the Liao Dynasty into driving tigers and devouring wolves. In the bloody setting sun of the Xuanhe period, they used scimitars and calculations to re-outline the mountains and rivers of the Song Dynasty.