King Fu Zuo Guozhu

In the autumn of 751 AD, in the tenth year of Tianbao in the Tang Dynasty, the only expedition to West Asia in the history of the Han people ended with the complete failure of the Battle of Talas City. In order to protect the remnants of the Tang army, Tang general Qi Feng returned eastward. He used the wounded of the Tang army as bait to induce a strange and bloody black dragon attack at the foot of Buzhou Mountain. He stopped the pursuit of the Arab and Western rebels and fell into the black pool. When he woke up, he was possessed by the King of Liao from the Xia Empire in another time and space, who was called a deceitful disciple and the absurd prince by the world. I don't care about the royal power, the throne, and the country. That is a headache for Her Majesty the Queen. I just hope that you can stay with me and let me protect you well in this life. . . . . A story about starting over. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.