Gravedigger of the Northern Wei Dynasty

When autumn comes on September 8th, the city will be covered with golden armor. The book is adapted from real historical events and tells the story of many influential figures in the troubled times of China's Southern and Northern Dynasties. Er Zhurong, a powerful minister, prime minister and king of Taiyuan in the troubled times of the Northern Wei Dynasty, respected the emperor's secret edict, went to Beijing to serve the king, supported the emperor, drowned the Empress Dowager Hu Ling and the young emperor Yuan Zhao of the Northern Wei Dynasty, and launched the appalling Heyin Rebellion. This is the brilliant but short-lived autobiography of the legendary Er Zhurong. People in the world have mixed reviews of him, saying, "He has more success than Cao Cao, but more misfortunes than Dong Zhuo." After Er Zhurong was assassinated by Emperor Xiaozhuang, the Northern Wei Dynasty fell into turmoil again, and the two heroes' struggle for hegemony began... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.