Jie teaches the Immortal Sweeping Heaven’s Cultivation of All Heavens

Hu Sanniang didn't actually do anything; she simply recruited Li Shishi into her subordinates.

Through Li Shishi, Hu Sanniang influenced Zhao Ji.

Li Shishi said that her best friend's house was right next to the bandits of Liangshan, which was too dangerous.

Emperor Huizong then granted his good sister's brother the authority to lead troops and appointed Hu Cheng as a military officer.

Emperor Huizong of Song was not worried about Hu Chengzao's opposition posing a threat to him, nor was he blindly following women's advice to grant official positions.

He had someone investigate Hu Cheng and learned that he had participated in the imperial examinations, passed as a second-class Jinshi, and had spent two years in the Hanlin Academy, making him a proper civil official.

A rebellion by civil officials would fail within three years.

Emperor Huizong of Song never considered that the man was both a scholar and a warrior.

With an official position, Hu Cheng was able to openly recruit soldiers.

Hu Sanniang invented the rudimentary method of steelmaking, and the weapons forged by the Hu family village were much sharper and stronger than those used by the regular army.

The current Dulonggang is a strong and well-equipped force, with soldiers capable of taking on three men at once.

Liu Tong did not go to see Hu Sanniang, but watched the show from the shadows.

He recognized Zhao Ji after seeing Hu Sanniang dressed as a man.

Hu Sanniang won Zhao Ji's favor with her hard-earned Slender Gold calligraphy style. Zhao Ji did not realize that Hu Sanniang was a woman and regarded her as his confidante.

Emperor Huizong wanted to appoint Hu Sanniang to an official position, but she refused.

Hu Sanniang expressed that she was a free spirit and did not want to be bound by official positions.

Emperor Huizong admired Hu Sanniang even more.

Hu Sanniang followed Zhao Ji into the palace and got to know the entire palace thoroughly.

She remembered where all the secret passages were.

Under the influence of Hu Sanniang and Li Shishi, Emperor Huizong promoted many low-ranking officials and granted them considerable power.

These minor officials appear to come from all over the country, but in reality, they all come from Hujiazhuang and are people trained by Hu Cheng.

Over the years, those people have entered officialdom one after another.

Today, at least a quarter of the people in the Song Dynasty court come from Hujiazhuang.

While Liu Dong was in the capital, Fang La rebelled.

In the original drama, Emperor Huizong of Tang (Zhao Ji) recruited the people of Liangshan to fight against Fang La.

Now that Liangshan no longer exists, Zhao Ji could only send Gao Qiu to suppress the rebels.

Gao Qiu was indeed capable in military matters, but the Song Dynasty valued civil affairs over military matters, and its soldiers were mostly weaklings.

In the early stages, the government troops were no match for Fang La and were suppressed by him.

However, the Song Dynasty still had many capable people. Emperor Huizong and Cai Jing sent many highly skilled generals to the front lines.

Because Liangshan was destroyed early, Huyan Zhuo and others never joined Liangshan and remained generals of the Song Dynasty.

With these generals in command, Fang La's rebellion was suppressed.

Chai Jin did not become a spy, nor did he marry Fang La's daughter.

Chai Jin continued to live the life of a wealthy man. Although some villains tried to frame him, his troubles were quickly averted thanks to Liu Dong's reminder.

Time flies, and before we knew it, it was the year of the Jingkang Incident.

The Jin army marched south and besieged Bianliang, the capital of the Jin dynasty.

Hu Cheng raised an army under the pretext of resisting the Jin dynasty.

Many of the heroes of Liangshan became Hu Cheng's subordinates.

Oh, Wang Ying didn't become his subordinate.

Hu Sanniang loathed Wang Ying and secretly killed him.

Hu Cheng had a strong and capable army under his command, which directly repelled the Jin army. He then led his troops to Bianliang to provide relief.

But Zhao Ji fled with his men before reinforcements arrived.

Therefore, it's not surprising that something unexpected happened during the escape. Thus, Zhao Ji died on the run.

His emperor son was also shot by an arrow from the Jin soldiers and died.

The other sons were all lost and their whereabouts are unknown.

In reality, all of these people were captured by Hu Sanniang.

Hu Sanniang was not a person who indiscriminately killed innocent people. Even though she knew that the royal family of the previous dynasty should be eradicated, Hu Sanniang did not kill them. Instead, she sent them all to a large ship and took them to Southeast Asia.

If these people are capable, they can establish a nation in Southeast Asia.

Of course, Hu Sanniang would never let Wanyan Gou go.

This person shouldn't even think about becoming emperor.

Hu Sanniang had already arranged for someone to be by Wanyan Gou's side. As soon as Zhao Ji died, Hu Sanniang had someone send Wanyan Gou down to reunite with Zhao Ji.

Thus, the entire Song Dynasty imperial family was "dead".

The ministers looked at each other, wondering what to do now.
The officials trained by Hu Cheng then proposed that Hu Cheng become emperor.

Some officials wanted to object, but seeing the army that was completely under Hu Cheng's command and that at least half of the court officials were biased towards Hu Cheng, those who wanted to object shut up.

Hu Cheng successfully donned the yellow robe and became emperor.

Before holding the coronation ceremony, Hu Cheng led his men to wipe out all the Jin soldiers who had entered the Song Dynasty.

The Jin Dynasty suffered heavy losses this time and would not be able to recover for at least twenty years.

Their ambitions will never be realized.

Before they could recover, the Song army marched straight to the heart of the Jin dynasty and completely annihilated it.

Knowing the dangers that the rise of the Mongols would bring, Hu Sanniang took action first, leading her troops into the grasslands to drive the Mongols westward.

The entire grassland was taken over by Hu Sanniang.

Hu Sanniang made great contributions, so Hu Cheng bestowed upon her the title of Queen, not Princess.

Hu Sanniang was very satisfied with her title. She didn't want to be some kind of princess. What she wanted was to stand in the court and let others see her abilities.

She wanted to be remembered for eternity.

Hu Sanniang has indeed made a name for herself throughout history.

She introduced many policies and inventions that benefited the country and its people, making the country more prosperous and ensuring that everyone had enough to eat.

Hu Cheng trusted those he employed and did not employ those he distrusted, and he was very supportive of his ambitious younger sister.

Hu Cheng and his wife had no children—Crown Prince Changqin and Bixiao would not leave any bloodline in other worlds—so Hu Cheng chose one of Hu Sanniang's children to be the crown prince.

Hu Sanniang was never married, but she kept many male lovers.

Men can have three wives and four concubines, so why can't she be surrounded by handsome men?

However, Hu Sanniang did not spend much time with any of her male lovers.

However, after a year or two, Hu Sanniang got tired of her.

However, she always parted ways amicably with her lovers and would make arrangements for their lives afterward.

If a male concubine is talented, she doesn't mind giving him an official position so he can give full play to his abilities and talents.

If the male concubine is not capable, she will give him a shop and land, so that he can become a wealthy man and live a peaceful life.

Therefore, even though Hu Sanniang had many admirers, her reputation was still quite good, and every admirer thought Hu Sanniang was a good woman.

Hu Cheng rewarded those who had helped him conquer the world.

Lin Chong, Chai Jin, Lu Junyi, and others all received titles, while Wu Song and Lu Zhishen declined them.

The two of them officially became monks.

With Liu Zong's consent, Wu Song taught Lu Zhishen the Buddhist cultivation techniques.

Now that the two have renounced worldly life, they are single-mindedly focused on cultivating to a higher realm.

Liu Tong accepted the reward, but he only took the honorary title and continued to live his life as a wealthy landowner in his hometown of Qinghe Town. (End of Chapter)