Introduction to the novel
At the beginning of the Five Dynasties, Zhu Wen usurped the Tang Dynasty and the world was in chaos. Tang Yun (also named Jinglan), a descendant of a declining gentry, had ambitions of restoration and started fighting at a young age. He witnessed the displacement of the people during the war, and gradually realized that "protecting the people" was more important than false reputation. He founded the "People's Protection Army", opened warehouses to relieve hunger, and established farmland to pacify the people. He built Taoyuan County between the Jianghuai River and the Huaihe River as the foundation to receive talents and strangers. However, it was Guo Weijian's late Zhou Dynasty, and he was suspicious of his power. Tang Yun eventually led his troops to die in battle at the gate of Chenzhou City. His deeds were hidden in the history books, but they were spread among the people in ballads and scripts, becoming a legend of "the one who calmed the people" in troubled times.
Disclaimer
This book is a fictional historical novel. All characters (including the protagonist Tang Yun and related characters), forces, and events are artistic creations and have no direct connection with real historical figures (such as Zhu Wen, Guo Wei, etc.) And historical facts. The background description of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period in this article is only to create the story environment and does not involve malicious adaptation or distortion of historical events or characters. The author respects the basic facts of history and has no intention to challenge historical conclusions. Any similarity with historical data is purely a creative coincidence. When reading, please distinguish between fictional plots and real history, and do not make mistakes.
(Note: It is recommended that this statement be placed before the main text of the novel, or that "the story is purely fictional" be clearly marked in the introduction to comply with creative standards.)
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