Qin Ying's Expedition to the West

Qin Huaiyu, the son of Qin Qiong in the Tang Dynasty, accompanied His Highness on an expedition to the west, and was besieged by the troops led by General Su Hai (Su Baotong, the grandson of Su Dingfang). Qin Huaiyu's son Qin Ying killed the bullying imperial abbot Zhan Taishi near Jinshui Bridge and reprimanded the imperial concubine. Qin Ying's mother, Princess Yinping, tied her son up and went to the palace to plead guilty. The emperor wanted to kill Qin Ying, but Cheng Yaojin, the Duke of Lu who returned from the battlefield to rescue troops, insisted that the Tang emperor pardon Qin Ying's crime. Empress Changsun intercedes, the princess apologizes, and Qin Ying goes to war to save his father. The Emperor of the Tang Dynasty was preparing to select generals to conquer the west, and the princes of the founding fathers competed for selection. Qin Ying, the son of the consort Qin Huaiyu (son of Qin Shubao), raised two stone lions and defeated the military champion Zhan Hu, and won the championship and commanded the expedition to the west. Qin Ying marched to the west, and when he arrived at Songguan, Luo Zhang (grandson of Luo Cheng) killed the guarding generals Hongjiang and Honghai. Hong Yue'e avenged her brother and fought against Luo Zhang, but she loved Luo Zhang and deliberately did not take his life. Luo Zhang was injured and recovered at the home of Li Yueying, a disciple of the old mother in Lishan, and married Li Yueying. Hong Yuee went to find Luo Zhang and also married Luo Zhang. Luo Zhang and Qin Ying defeated Songguan. The Sanyin Formation required Hong Yue'e to break it. Luo Zhang went home and begged his two ladies to go out and defeat the enemy. Fan Lihua, wife of Xue Dingshan, son of Xue Rengui, led troops to reinforce Qin Huaiyu. Luo Zhang invited two good wives to break the formation, defeated the Xiliang army, and Su Hai was captured.