After Yin Zhiping left Shaolin Temple, he turned south and headed for the Southern Song Dynasty.

At this time, the territory of Mongolia and the Southern Song Dynasty was mainly bounded by the Huai River. To the north of the Huai River was the controlled area of ​​Mongolia, and to the south of the Huai River was the jurisdiction of the Song Dynasty.

The boundary of the Huaihe River is actually the boundary of the Song and Jin dynasties when the Song and Jin dynasties confronted each other. At that time, the Southern Song Dynasty and Jin dynasties were bounded along the Huai River in the east and Dasan Pass in the west. They were coexisting regimes with the Jin Kingdom, Western Liao, Dali, Western Xia, Tubo and Mongolia.

At this time, the Mongolian destroyed the Jin Dynasty not long ago, so it only occupied the original territory of the Jin Kingdom and did not capture too much of the Southern Song territory.

Mongolia destroyed the gold in the first year of Duanping, which happened three years ago.

At that time, Mongolia and the Southern Song court were in a state of cooperation and jointly destroyed the Jin Dynasty. However, when they cooperated to destroy the Jin Dynasty, Mongolia saw that the Southern Song army was weak, so they had the intention to invade the Song Dynasty.

In the first year of Duanping, after the initial demise of the Jin Kingdom, the Mongolian army retreated northward, and Henan was empty. The Southern Song Dynasty court intended to seize Tongguan to defend the Yellow River, recover the three old capitals of Tokyo Kaifeng, Xijing Luoyang, and Nanjing Guide, and restore the Central Plains.

In May of that year, the Song army took Zhao Kui as the commander and Quan Zicai as the vanguard and sent troops to Henan. On June 12, Quan Zicai recaptured Nanjing. On July 5, the Song army entered Kaifeng. However, due to poor food and grass, they missed the opportunity to fight and returned by the Mongolian army. The Song army was ambushed by the Mongolian army when they attacked Luoyang, and suffered heavy losses. The Song army all sides were defeated and retreated.

The plan to enter Luoyang was declared to be unsuccessful here. The Southern Song Dynasty court suffered heavy losses in this battle, and a large number of elite soldiers and materials were put into waste, which also provided an excuse for the Mongolians to invade the Song Dynasty later.

After the failure of Duanping to Luoyang, Emperor Lizong of the Southern Song Dynasty felt that Mongolia was unable to defeat him, and was a little disheartened, so he neglected his political affairs, indulged in the sensuality and sexual intercourse, and the government was very bad.

In the second year of Duanping, the Mongolian army officially invaded the south for the first time, but was repelled by the Song army.

The Mongolian army was not willing to accept it. In September of the third year of Duanping, the army invaded the south again, and the front troops were almost close to the north bank of the Yangtze River. However, due to the brave battle of the Song army and the attempt to cross the Yangtze River to the south again, the Mongolian army failed again this time.

In the three years of Duanping, this was what happened last year. Yin Zhiping had already found out a lot of news about the confrontation between the Southern Song and Mongolia. In fact, he didn't need to inquire specifically. Whenever he went to restaurants or restaurants to eat, almost everyone was talking about these things.

There are also talks about the cruelty of the Mongolian army, burning, killing, looting, and taking away all kinds of evil. Whenever the Song people talked about it, they gritted their teeth and cursed. But when they met the Mongolians, they immediately silenced and avoided them from afar, for fear that they would be heard by the fools.

Yin Zhiping, along the way, actually killed many Mongolian soldiers he met who were committing crimes. However, when he met a small group of Mongolian troops, at most twenty or thirty people, he knew that he could not defeat a single person, so he could only endure it.

Shortly after Yin Zhiping got down to Shaoshi Mountain, he stayed in Ruzhou on the day he heard that Mongolia was preparing for the third southern invasion.

After traveling south by Ruzhou, I saw that Mongolian troops were mobilized in various places, and the number of times I encountered Mongolian troops on the way increased significantly. Sometimes I encountered several times a day, and all of them were gathering south towards the Huai River.

When the Mongolian army passed by, it also disturbed the people along the way. There was a chaotic scene of war and chaos everywhere, and nine out of ten houses were empty wherever they passed. Yin Zhiping went south and saw the people who were in exile with their families and their mouths. There were also cases of the Mongolian army's cruelty and killing the people.

Yin Zhiping arrived near Yancheng this day and saw a group of Mongolian soldiers plundering and killing in the village. The people in the village fled in all directions, crying for their parents, and the Mongolian soldiers chased after them. All of them were cruelly killed, regardless of age. Some shot arrows, some poked with spears, some directly rode their horses to death, and some hugged people with ropes and dragged them to death. The methods were more cruel than the other. There were also many Mongolian soldiers holding torches to ignite fires, killing people and setting fires, and doing everything.

Yin Zhiping was indignant and immediately drew his sword to help.

A Mongolian soldier was chasing an eight- or nine-year-old child with a loud laugh, trying to trample him to death. Yin Zhiping was still a distance of ten feet away. Seeing that the Mongolian soldier was about to chase him, he was about to trample the child to death under the iron hoof. He hurriedly drew his sword and waved it, and an invisible sword energy shot out.

With a "snap", the horse neighed, and the Mongolian soldiers and their horses were beheaded in half.

After opening up the twelve meridians and eight extraordinary meridians of the whole body, accumulating force will cause internal force to be released outside, and a punching blow will be used to shoot a flying fist, a flying palm, or a sword to swing a sword energy to hurt people from the air. However, if you shoot a flying fist or a sword energy or a sword energy, it will consume too much internal force. People who have just opened the meridians of the whole body cannot do it, nor can they go far, and are less practical.

Yin Zhiping had already practiced "Quanzhen Internal Power" last year, opening up the meridians of the whole body, the twelve meridians and the eight extraordinary meridians. At that time, he could only barely do it five times, and he had to exhaust his internal strength. Moreover, the accumulation time was long and the power was not very strong. After swinging it out for seven or eight feet, the power would be dissipated and there was no power.

It was not until he practiced the first level of "Tiangang Zhengfa" that his internal strength was transformed into a qualitative manner and became more refined that the invisible sword energy was more powerful. It could also support it for ten times, reaching a distance, and the time for accumulation was much shorter.

Yin Zhiping swung out an invisible sword energy, and then cut the Mongolian soldier and his horse into two pieces. He immediately flew up from the donkey's back, and his body shot straight towards another Mongolian soldier like an arrow from the string. With a flash of sword light, the Mongolian soldier's head flew high, and blood spurted out from his neck where he had lost his head like a spring.

Yin Zhiping didn't even look at it, and turned to the next Mongolian soldier. Before these cruel Mongolian soldiers, Yin Zhiping had no intention of hiding his clumsiness. He fully used the technique of fast swords. His body was like a weightless shadow and ran around between the Mongolian soldiers. The sword light flashed in his hand, so fast that he couldn't even see it. He saw a human figure flashing by, and a Mongolian soldier screamed and fell down his horse.

He used his fast sword to kill the enemy as quickly as possible, so as not to be gathered together by these Mongolian soldiers to shoot arrows, and then he would not be able to resist. Moreover, if he killed quickly, he would not be able to escape by the enemy and report to the brigade. After all, he was just a person, so he naturally had to kill the enemy as soon as possible.

Moreover, these Mongolian soldiers are just brave in the army. The force is very common in the world. They can only barely count as eight or nine levels of fighting alone. Yin Zhiping cannot use any exquisite moves with them, just a simple basic application of sword techniques such as stabbing, cutting, and picking. However, this simple application, using his fast sword and exerting it at a rapid speed, is the best and most efficient way to kill the enemy.

I have to say that this kind of fast sword is really suitable for killing enemies in the military formation. Yin Zhiping's figure is like the wind, his sword is like lightning, and he has one sword under his hand, and there is no one to join forces.

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The Qingming Festival is coming soon, and the rules for visiting graves and worshiping ancestors in various places are different. We are here five days before Qingming Festival. Today we are going home. There will be only one update today and tomorrow. Sorry.
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