Xunri Zong, a heroic young man from Yi Di and the chief of the "Brown-tailed Eagle" tribe, was doomed to be in trouble since birth. He narrowly escaped death in the bloody feuds of various tribes. He had the hatred of killing his father and taking away his wife. He traveled far away from home. After many adventures and hard work, he finally defeated Beidi of Dongyi and unified the northern region, becoming a unique pillar general. With this as the main line, the story unfolds a grand picture of various aspects of society in the early Tang Dynasty. It not only eulogizes the spirit of the times in the Tang Dynasty that advocates freedom and pursues self, but also demonstrates the heroic and pioneering qualities of the empire in conquering and conquering the world. It depicts the magnificent charm of China's ritual and music culture in the prosperous age. At the same time, it also shapes the complexity and change of human nature around the cruel struggle for power. The reader will unknowingly become involved in it, taste the protagonist's joys and sorrows, and follow his steps back to the charming Tang Dynasty.
