The king of Shu, Li Kegui, was sent to Yangzhou to visit Emperor Yang's tomb, but he got caught up in the competition between various forces for Emperor Yang's treasure. Emperor Yang was currently seriously injured, and his soul was possessed by Feng Zhaowen from later generations. Li Ke's biological mother, Concubine Yang, was not given the title of princess in the Sui Dynasty and had a low status in Taizong's harem. It turned out that this involved the mystery of her life experience. Li Ke's investigation found that he actually had the blood of the Nanchen, Sui, and Tang dynasties at the same time. But he did not get carried away with the support of the Jiangnan family and fell into a fight for the heir. Instead, he tried his best to help the court appease the people in Guanzhong who were suffering from the locust plague, and supported Taizong's northern expedition to the Turks. After the success, Changsun Wuji persuaded Queen Changsun to let Li Ke go to Yizhou in advance to seal the throne. When he arrived in Yizhou, Li Ke regained the real power step by step. In the confrontation with the Xianbei nobles, he gradually established a strength that could rival the Guanlong nobles... During this process, hundreds of schools of thought, such as Mohism, Taoism, Buddhism, and military strategists, came to the forefront to exert their influence. From this book, readers can see the magic of "Lianshan" and "Gui Zang", as well as the shocking "Three Swords of Emperor Yin"...
