The Truth About Tuibeitu, Why Did the Scholar Yan Xiao Destroy the Tang Dynasty?

This article has three levels of ambition: hardcore history, a feast of wits, and a deep pool of human nature. Ambition 1: When 99% of the protagonists in historical novels are time travellers, relying on modern knowledge to cheat and crush the ancients, However, a native man relied on the Dunhuang fragments and the secret knowledge of bamboo slips to crush 99% of the time-travelers. Those little tricks of modern protagonists, only when faced with the real intelligence of the ancients, do they know what it means to be so terrifying. Ambition 2: When Ten Days is finally rated as the ceiling of escape room wisdom, this article uses strategy to create a desperate battlefield, with complex games and rich history, striving to reshape the ceiling of the Eastern secret room theme. The difference is that in escape rooms, you must abide by the rules and complete the decryption to survive, while in the desperate battlefield, you have no answers and you must break the rules to survive. Ambition Three: When readers expect the fictional protagonist to change the direction of history and complete a counterattack in life, the protagonist is actually a real historical figure who has changed the direction of history twice by his own power. He is the son of the plane hidden in the eighth and ninth elephants in "Tuibei Tu". All battles of wits scenes are supported by historical documents or unearthed cultural relics. The fate of the protagonist is not to conquer powerful enemies, but to uncover the forgotten peaks of intelligence in the five thousand years of Chinese civilization that are enough to make modern souls tremble...