The prosperous Tang Dynasty came to an end and chaos arose! This is an era where betrayal and loyalty are intertwined, and iron-bloodedness and elegance coexist. Warlords, counselors, and emperors play in the chess game, and the people survive in the flames of war. From the Huang Chao Uprising in 875, which cut off the lifeline of the empire, to the Northern Song Dynasty, which pacified the Northern Han Dynasty in 979, the world fell apart in the past hundred years. Zhu Wen betrayed the emperor and usurped the Tang Dynasty, Li Cunxu, the god of war, became a coward, Shi Jingtang cut off Yanyun and recognized his father, Chai Rong's Northern Expedition came to an end, and Zhao Kuangyin wore a yellow robe and settled the world. The ten southern kingdoms each showed their magical powers. Wu and Yue controlled floods and prospered the country, the Southern Tang Dynasty's poetry was charming, and the Southern Han eunuchs disrupted the government. This book uses popular writing to connect the entire story from the end of the Tang Dynasty to the rise of the Song Dynasty. It sees the various aspects of human nature in the light of swords and shadows, and deciphers how troubled times gave birth to the foundation of a prosperous age.
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