Li Tang, the eldest son of the Tang Dynasty, was robbed and thrown into the Weishui River on the day of the full moon. He was rescued by a hidden master and took the pseudonym Tang Tian. Nine years later, he returned with the mythical beasts and fought on the banks of the Weishui River to become a god. He killed Jieli Khan and reversed the crisis of the Tang Dynasty. He showed his benevolence by giving porridge to the refugees; he discussed national policies in the court hall and amazed the ministers. When his life experience is revealed, how will he choose between family affection and responsibility to protect the peace of the Tang Dynasty?
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Eighty-eight points, it should have been nine-point-five, but it was a minus point, a fly in the ointment!
Eighty-eight points, it should have been nine-point-five, but it was a minus point, a fly in the ointment!
Good looking, come on