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On the eve of the Jingkang year, the Northern Song Dynasty was at a turning point in its fate, whether it would perish or revive, whether it could withstand the iron hooves of the Jin State, and whether there would still be a Wind and Cloud Pavilion. Look at the heroic exploits of the four famous generals who revived the dynasty, whether they could stem the tide of chaos on the brink of collapse, and whether they could succeed in their northern expedition to recover the Central Plains. See "The Turbulence of the Commander''s Headquarters". Note: This book is not a Japanese Warring States novel, but rather a story set at the transition from the Southern Song to the Northern Song Dynasty. The term "Commander''s Headquarters" is also a Chinese word, originally referring to the commander-in-chief''s tent in the field, later also referring to the government office of high-ranking military and political officials, which was borrowed by Japan to refer to the samurai regime.