That Mess in the Tang Dynasty

"The Story of the Tang Dynasty (nonsensical and hilarious version)" takes the three-hundred-year timeline of the Tang Dynasty as the context, uses the framework of official history as the basis, and anecdotes from unofficial history as the accompaniment, using a nonsensical style to deconstruct serious history - from the famous scene of Yang Guang's "literary youth committing suicide" at the end of the Sui Dynasty to Li Yuan's "drunk and accidentally sleeping with a concubine" The Buddhist counterattack of "the concubine was forced to raise an army", then to Li Shimin's "cute contrast between the young god of war and the sinister emperor", Wu Zetian's "hard-core counterattack from a nun in Ganye Temple to a queen", and Li Longji's "absurd past of infatuated concubines who ruined the country", connecting the vivid stories of emperors, generals, ministers, literati and common people. The book contains famous scenes that are full of reversals, such as "Yang Guang hid gold in the harem well but was broken into by a palace maid", "Li Bai took off his boots to grind ink to attack the powerful" and "Maweipo mutiny accidentally killed innocent people".