Changanke

The undercurrent of the power struggle between Wu and Zhou was raging, and the empire's iron hoof crushed its homeland. He is Annopantuo, the last royal descendant of Sogdian Anguo, and a survivor of the night when Bukhara burned the city. He is proficient in seven languages ​​and can identify the treasures of the world, but he cannot see his own future. The blood feud that destroyed the country three years ago was not resolved, but three years later, he became the sharpest "translation knife" of the Honglu Temple in the Tang Dynasty - the people of Chang'an called him Li Qi, a living tribute wrapped in brocade. Webster's noble daughter gave him a ladder to climb, and also tied it with the chain of the family; Hu Xuan Wu's embrace was the only warmth left in her hometown; the princess who entered the Taoist world broke through the barriers of imperial power with her fingertips and led him to see all living beings; and behind the smile of the palace lady, there was a cup of poisonous wine. From a prisoner in Sifangguan to the guardian of Anxi chess, he stepped on the edge of lies and intrigues to avenge the souls of his motherland and find a way out for the small country in the Western Regions. There is no true love in Chang'an, and the desire for power eats people's hearts. See how a lone wolf in a foreign land deals with the treacherous power and murderous situation of the Tang Dynasty. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.