Tang Dynasty Living Man: Complaints Starting from Xuanwumen

I am Li Yuan's sidekick, specializing in recording the trivial details of the emperor's family. In my scroll, Li Yuan started his army because Pei Ji tricked him into the wine bureau of Jinyang Palace, Li Shimin's hand shook and missed his arrow during the Xuanwumen Incident, Wu Zetian relied on rouge and gouache to calculate the treasury revenue and expenditure, and Li Longji's polo club had more tricks than the year number. From the drunken talk in Jinyang Palace to the broken candles in Daming Palace, from Wei Zheng's sarcastic golden sentences to Li Bai's drunken grass and wild books, official history is the bones and humor is the flesh. Use the dragon chair as a lounge chair and open this volume of "Notes on Living" - see how the emperors, generals and ministers turned the country into a joke, and how the prosperous Tang Dynasty laughed to tears in the smoke.