Wang Xianzhi started the uprising because the Salt Gang's business had suffered a huge loss, and she wanted to find a way out with the incense masters. The gold and silver were divided among the big scales, the concubines were divided among the big beds, and the country was divided among the large pieces. Huang Chao joined the Cao Army because he failed in the examination and was extremely disappointed with the Tang Dynasty. After careful weighing, he recited the poem "The array of incense soaring to the sky penetrates Chang'an, and the city is filled with golden armor", and eventually led his salt gang brothers to establish political power and became the emperor of Da Qi. The eunuch Tian Lingzi learned from Lu Buwei's skills of finding a place for strange things, invested in the new emperor Li Xuan, and then stole a high position, turning the country of Tang Dynasty into a tool to satisfy his own selfish desires. Zhu Wen, a pig boy and gangster, relied on his bravery and brains to successfully transform himself from a gangster into a tyrant who ruled the roost. Shatuo Li Keyong was the leader of the mercenaries of the Tang court. He eventually occupied Taiyuan and set his sights on the Central Plains, becoming a heavyweight tycoon in the late Tang Dynasty.
