At the end of the Sui Dynasty, war broke out and the world fell apart. Li Jing, from Longxi, possessed unparalleled military skills, but was nearly beheaded for exposing Li Yuan's rebellion. Fortunately, Li Shimin protected him, and he embarked on the road to help Tang rule the world.
He attacked Jiangling on a rainy night and quelled the Xiaoxian separatist regime in one battle; he rushed to the Iron Mountains on a snowy night and captured Jieli Khan alive, finally relieving the centuries-old border troubles in the north; when he was over sixty years old, he commanded the Western Expedition, crossed the desert and Gobi to defeat Tuyuhun, and expanded thousands of miles of territory.
From a criminal official in the Sui Dynasty to the eighth hero of Lingyan Pavilion, from a counselor in a poor family to the Duke of Wei, he determined the country with his strategies and created a legend with his military exploits. But behind the master's great achievements, is it the forbearance of the emperor and his ministers who are suspicious of him, or the wisdom of being wise and protecting himself? Open this book and see how the military god of the Tang Dynasty wielded his sword to stabilize the world in troubled times and write an eternal chapter about his upcoming prime ministership.
