Some people are saying that I am in the history of water.

this……

I think I have to explain a few words.

Now, you should be able to see that this book is obviously developing on two lines.

One is that the protagonist goes out to open up the Maritime Silk Road and lays the foundation for future colonization of the whole world.

The other is in the Central Plains region, where the monarchs and ministers of the Northern Song Dynasty continued to commit suicide and were eventually destroyed by the Jin Dynasty.

This is an inevitable trend, not a spoiler.

Many people say that I don’t need to write about the shame of Jingkang.

But I'll say a big word to you. Some friends may only know a vague general idea, but they may not know that the Jin army failed to capture Bianliang City for the first time. After a year, they came before they captured it... It cannot be said that the capture was made by Zhao Huan, the king and ministers of the Jin army, who cooperated with the Jin army to give Bianliang City to the Jin people.

I don’t want to popularize this history to everyone. Those who understand this history should know that I have been writing it all the time, and I haven’t written anything that is not important, and I have only written it several times.

That is to say, I have been speeding up and even speeding up this passage.

I want to let this passage go as soon as possible, let the protagonist come back and unify the Central Plains, and then rescue the people of the Central Plains under the iron hooves of the Jin Kingdom, destroy the Jin, destroy the Song Dynasty, destroy the Western Xia, destroy Mongolia, and colonize the whole world.

When I first designed this plot, I had two considerations.

First, the Song State cannot be destroyed yet, not because it is not military enough, but because it is not political enough. If the protagonist is destroyed, the protagonist will become an invader. If he loses justice, he will inevitably be subject to endless resistance from the Han people, just like the Southern Song Dynasty resisting the invasion of the Jin people.

Second, if the protagonist becomes an invader himself, he will inevitably kill those patriotic people with his own hands, which is a bit boring.

Take the three prefectures of Taiyuan, Hejian and Zhongshan that were cut by Zhao Huan for example.

Those who guard these three places were heroes who would rather die than be slaves of the country. Later, they did not respect Zhao Ji and Zhao Huan's orders to open the city. How could these heroes open the city without occupying justice?

On the other hand, if the Jin people were allowed to destroy the Northern Song Dynasty and the protagonist was the savior, then the protagonist would occupy the righteousness and justify the truth. It can be said that once the soldiers arrived, many places would be destroyed without any attacks. The Central Plains could be defeated without a few battles and become the lord of the world.

If you want the Jin Dynasty to destroy the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhao Ji, Zhao Huan, and their ministers, you have to commit suicide. Otherwise, you would never have thought that the Jin people who destroyed the Northern Song Dynasty would not be able to destroy the Northern Song Dynasty. To be honest, if the monarchs and ministers of the Northern Song Dynasty did not commit suicide, no one could destroy the Northern Song Dynasty.

I can swear to the sky that I have been fast-forwarding this process. Important wars are just one or two, but this is too tortuous. Even if I speed up again, it is impossible for the Jingkang shame to happen in three or five chapters.

Fortunately, now it's almost over. The first Jin people's invasion of the south is about to end, and then the second Jin people's invasion of the south is then the protagonist returns and the whole world is unified.

Also, the Emperor Princess who everyone is worried about, don’t worry, they are all the protagonists, and Li Teddy is not just a waste of time.
Chapter completed!