Title of work: "Blood Crown: Three Hundred Years of War Smoke"
Introduction:
An epic of the royal family of the Li and Tang Dynasties spanning three centuries, from the wolf totem at the foot of Yinshan Mountain to the dragon flag at the top of Chang'an City, from the survival struggle of the grassland tribes to the glorious fall of the prosperous dynasty.
In the fourth century AD, Li Chuguba, the young leader of the Xianbei Culture and Culture Department, raised a bronze sword engraved with a wolf's head when his tribe was dying, and vowed to fight his way out in troubled times. Three hundred years later, his descendant Li Shimin walked on the blood of his brother to the throne at Xuanwu Gate, creating the prosperous age of Zhenguan. Three hundred years later, the last emperor of Ai, Li Jie, hanged himself from a beam under Zhu Quanzhong's sword, leaving behind the blood and tears of "no royal family in the next life".
This work depicts the rise and fall of the royal family of Li and Tang Dynasties from the Hu tribe to the nobles of Tianhuang with a heavy historical touch. The wolf nature and the dragon soul blend in the blood, and ambition and family affection are torn apart in front of power. Generations of descendants of the Li family struggled in the whirlpool of power. Some created a prosperous age like Li Shimin, others ruined the glory with their own hands like Li Longji, and some women like Wu Zetian broke the shackles of thousands of years.
Three hundred years of wolf smoke have cleared, and only the inherited wolf head jade pendant silently witnesses the fateful reincarnation of a family: how to be crowned in blood, and then move towards the eternal dusk in destiny.
