Datang: Your Majesty, It's Really Too Late to Admit Your Mistake.

In 626 AD, the Turks attacked Jingyang, only 40 miles away from Chang'an, and the capital was shaken. Zheng Shan traveled through the Tang Dynasty and saw with his own eyes that in order to stabilize the imperial power, the Li and Tang royal family had the power to resist, but they bowed to the Turks and offered countless money and grain with both hands. The Turks burned, killed and looted along the way, and the Han villages were reduced to ashes. Many Han people became slaves of the Turks, and their women and children were ravaged by them. Faced with the royal family's indifference to the Han people, the angry Zheng Shan directly drew his sword and killed the Turks. But greeting him was indeed a cold arrow from behind. Just when Zheng Shan was dying, he bound the system: "If you sign in Chang'an City for three years, you will be rewarded with 100,000 tiger and leopard riders..." Three years later... Zheng Shan led a hundred thousand tiger and leopard cavalry, armed with muskets, and pointed directly at Chang'an. "You are not worthy of this throne..." "The country of the Han people should be led by us Han people..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.