The Tang Dynasty was in decline, the factional strife between Niu and Li had exhausted the vitality of the empire, and the iron cavalry in the feudal town was asking questions in Guanzhong. In this apocalyptic dusk, Xie Yan, the legitimate son of the Xie family in Chen County, was regarded by his tribe as a "nerd" who only bury his head in old papers. With his extraordinary insight into the vast sea of historical documents, he heard thunder in the silent place.
Foreseeing that the building would collapse, he resolutely moved south and built a fortress in the southeast to resist troubled times. Faced with the four major crises of imperial power, eunuchs, party strife, and barbarians, Xie Yan dealt with them, using history as his chess piece and people's hearts as his pawn. He got to know Li Ningqing, an orphan girl from the royal family who harbored a blood feud, and had to be protected by the silent and loyal shadow guard Ying Yue. In the tragic death of his close relatives and the death of his best friends, he finally broke the shackles of the old world and grew from a recorder and guardian of civilization to the founder of the new dynasty who broke through and established a prosperous age.
This is a story of survival, sacrifice and reinvention. See how Xie Yan built a peaceful and prosperous age on top of the ruins that far surpassed "Zhenguan" and "Kaiyuan".
The strategy is good and interesting.