Rebuilding the Tang Dynasty: Starting from Talas

The dust of Talos has settled, and the banners of the Tang army are broken; the beacon fire of the Anshi Rebellion is ignited, and the palace walls of Chang'an tremble. Li Changan came through time with the knowledge of future generations and stood on the edge of the rift valley of history. He wants to start from the ruins of Talas and rebuild the lost glory of the Tang Dynasty. Ge Luolu's wolf cavalry wielded swords for him, the crossbow soldiers of Pull Khan stretched their strings for him, and the Sogdian caravan paved the bloody road with camel caravans - what he created was not only armor-piercing fire thunder, but also the trust maintained by Hu and Han. The white hair of the old general Guo Ziyi reflects the moonlight of the archery tower, Aisha's medicine box contains sea buckthorn ointment and worries, and Ashina's scimitar has the word "comrade" carved on it. But the road ahead is full of thorns: the trap of the eunuchs in the court, the fire thunder imitated by the rebels, and the covetousness of the Tubo cavalry are all tearing away the hope of rebirth. The so-called re-creating the prosperous Tang Dynasty is never about recreating its past glory. Let the sea buckthorn fruit be mixed with the fragrance of wheat, let Hu Shang's abacus be on the same page as the armor of the Tang army, and let the blood of the children of all ethnic groups boil in the same land again. From Talos to Chang'an, every step is soaked in blood and heading towards the dawn.