Genghis Khan, the peerless conqueror of his age, destroyed Western Xia and led expeditions as far as Persia and Europe. Wherever he went, any city that resisted was massacred. His descendant Kublai Khan was a man of extraordinary vision and ambition. Leading his armies south, he found no one who could stand against him.
In the first year of the Deyou era, Mongol cavalry rampaged through Jiangnan. The Han people rose up in resistance, but the tide had already turned. The Southern Song court teetered on the brink of collapse.
That year, a modern young man named Liu Zhiyuan transmigrated to the final days of the Song dynasty by a twist of fate. He had hoped to live out his days in peace, but as he watched the Han people slaughtered one by one, he took up the butcher’s blade and mounted a warhorse, though he knew nothing of warfare, leaving behind a legendary tale.
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