Late Tang Dynasty

The fourteenth year of Xiantong in the Tang Dynasty, 873 AD. Yizong, the seventeenth emperor of the Tang Dynasty, passed away, and the empire in the sunset ushered in the twelve-year-old eighteenth new emperor Xizong Li Xuan. At this time, there were only a few months before Wang Xianzhi, a private salt dealer, led ten generals to rebel against the Tang Dynasty. Huang Chao, a private salt dealer who loved Yongju, had already harbored resentment towards the Tang Dynasty. At this time, Jin Wang Li Keyong was only a small officer on the frontier, and the Thirteen Taibao had not yet become famous in the world. Emperor Zhu Wen, the hooligan of the Back Liang Dynasty, was feeding pigs at the landlord's house, while Wang Jian, the king of Shu, was killing donkeys. King Qian Liu of Wuyue was a salt dealer and a thug, and King Yang Xingmi of Wu was a bandit in Luzhou... At this moment, Li Jing accidentally broke into the afterglow of the Tang Empire. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.