Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties: Biography of the Later Tang Dynasty: Pingshu Luotong Sweeps the North

During the Zhenguan period, Luo Cheng's son Luo Tong took charge of the Northern Expedition at the age of sixteen, continuing to write the myth of generals in the ice and snow - He inherited the Luo family's gun soul and rode alone to rescue the driver in Suoyang City, and the gun challenged the Turk marshal's left wheel. The bloody battle at 30 degrees below zero contained a killer marksmanship; Qin Qiong's son Qin Huaiyu and Cheng Yaojin's grandson Cheng Qianzhong set off on horseback. The grudges of the old heroes continued in the new generation; the Turkic Khan's serial poisonous schemes and the undercurrent of factional strife in the court, how Luo Tong came to the city to break the "empty city plan"-like life and death situation? Has the truth of the Jie Pai Guan Luotong Panchang War been rewritten by the novel? What is the shocking contrast between the real Turkic wars in history and the novels? This is not a simple war story, but a monument of loyalty and bravery carved by a young man with a spear. It is the rebirth of the heroic lineage of the Sui and Tang Dynasties: from ambush in the snow to scolding in front of the battle, every fight hides the war wisdom of the ancients; from father-son inheritance to brotherly loyalty, every friendship reflects the character of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Want to know how the young general turned the tide of battle in the ice and snow? I'm curious, is the "Panchang War" in the novel an artistic exaggeration or a real war history? Pay attention to the album and listen to Luo Tong's silver spear cut through the cold wind in the north, unveiling the unfinished bloody chapter of the heroes of the Sui and Tang Dynasties!