In the sixth year of Xiande's reign, the prince of the Southern Tang Dynasty died suddenly, leaving his throne vacant.
The sixth prince Li Congjia, who was the most elegant in elegance, was pushed to the East Palace by intrigues.
On one side are the powerful Zhou cavalry eyeing the Central Plains and the precarious Jiangnan Sheji;
On one side is the confidante under the moon in Jinling and the heart of the pen and ink in Chengxintang.
He wanted to be a free traveler in the world, but history forced him to become an emperor in troubled times.
See how the emperor of poetry through the ages, between mountains and mountains and beauties, bells and war drums,
Write this apocalyptic song of blood and tears.
