At the end of the Sui Dynasty, beacons burned across the Jiuzhou, and heroes competed to determine the mountains and rivers. From the thunderous strike of the Taiyuan army, to the bloody conspiracy of the Xuanwumen Incident; from the return of the four seas in the Zhenguan period, to the coming of all nations in the prosperous Kaiyuan era, to the burning of the city in the Anshi Rebellion, and finally to its destruction in the separatist rule of feudal towns and the stranglehold of the eunuchs. The three hundred years of the Tang Dynasty reveal the ambitions and struggles of emperors and generals, the passion and tragedy of heroes, and the displacement and perseverance of ordinary people. This is a magnificent epic that spans from the end of the Sui Dynasty to the end of the Tang Dynasty. It tells the complete trajectory of a dynasty from its inception to its peak, from collapse to annihilation.
