Mo Dao Xing: the Last Sorrow of the Tang Dynasty

At the end of the prosperous Kaiyuan Dynasty, Li Chengyue, a farmer from Longyou, defected to Hexi. He first showed his talents in the Tubo night attack. In the heavy rain, fifty Mo knives chopped into pieces the iron armor of the Qiang cavalry and stained the beacons with blood. During the ten-year expedition, he crossed the Anxi Glacier and defeated the Elephant Soldiers, and the Youzhou Snowfield to defeat the Khitans. He was promoted from the army to the Military Envoy of Longyou. In the fourteenth year of Tianbao, the iron hoof of Anlu Mountain crushed the golden age. Li Chengyue led three thousand swordsmen to defend Tongguan. The wall of swords crushed Yan's military equipment and cavalry, but he was defeated by the eunuchs and defended the sword gate. In the street battle in Suiyang, no food was available, and Mo's sword chopped bones for wages; in Xiangzhou, it rained heavily and there was mud, and even though he was seriously injured, he still held up his sword to chop down flags. The new emperor ascended the throne and was appointed Shangshu Ling of Daxingtai, Shaanxi Province. In the decisive battle in Luoyang in the first year of Baoying's reign, he personally led 800 swordsmen to break through the palace gate of the puppet court. Li Chengyue inserted a long spear into his ribs, and the curled sword stood in the sea of ​​blood among the mountains of corpses. The enemy troops heard the wind and surrendered. After returning to the capital with a broken arm and a broken sword, the emperor mourned and was conferred the title of Anguo Martial God King and Tiance General, which was a great honor. Mo Dao's career was tempered by blood and fire for thirty years, and he was the pillar of the country for decades. Only half of the blade was left, which was engraved with the last iron and bones of the prosperous Tang Dynasty.