The Little Actor of the Zhenguan Era

The Peking Opera Singer of Zhenguan:

In the Zhenguan era of the Tang Dynasty, envoys from every nation came to pay tribute, and the age was one of grandeur and upheaval. The towering red walls were stained with the blood of countless soldiers, while the white jade steps bore the marks of ancient times. The pride of the nation stood amid the heaps of bones beneath its armor. Could the scars on Xuanwu Gate ever be erased? Over thousands of years, the Chinese people had weathered countless trials. The suicide at the Wu River was no more than a tragic tale of Farewell My Concubine, while the tangled affections of men and women amounted to two performances of Night Flight and Seeking Immortality. Once the singing began, people came from all directions to listen: one direction held the living, three held ghosts, and four held the gods. In later generations, a son of the Guo family named Jiang unexpectedly arrived in the Zhenguan era. Armed with knowledge from the future, all he hoped to do was prevent tragedies like Farewell My Concubine from happening again.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.