At the end of the Sui Dynasty, the mountains and rivers were in turmoil, and the emperor's career was about to collapse. Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty made violent conquests, and millions of people were trapped in fire and water. The world was in war, and heroes emerged in troubled times. There are clouds of iron cavalry outside Beidi Pass, and heroes are vying for the throne in the hinterland of the Central Plains. A piece of imperial decree can no longer suppress people's hearts, but a sword can determine the outcome. This is an era where heroes write their destiny with their blood. Qin Qiong came from a poor family but promised a huge sum of money; Cheng Yaojin came from a rough background but was brave enough to break up the country; Luo Chengtian was a talented person but his life was as thin as a piece of paper; Shan Xiong believed in righteousness and neglected his own life, and could not escape the torrent of the times. Under the light of swords and shadows, righteousness and power confront each other, loyalty and fate confront each other, and no one can survive alone. And in the undercurrent of troubled times, a true iron-blooded clan quietly emerged - General Xue, who has been in the army for generations, and his blood is the battle flag. He does not rely on destiny, does not believe in lies, and only recognizes the soldiers in his hands and the soil at his feet. Father and son stand side by side, brothers wear the same clothes, standing on the front line of the beacon fire. Some people fight to the death for the country, some defend the city for their family, and some people have never been ennobled in their lives, but they support the backbone of the dynasty with their passion. When the Eighteenth Route Army rebels against the king, when the Wagang Yi Banner hunts, and when the gate of Chang'an City is about to be opened, what really determines the direction of the world is not the imperial edict, but the life-for-life charges on the battlefield. This is an era with no retreat. Heroes will either go down in history or die. "The Heroes of the Tang Dynasty" describes the sharpest swords, the fiercest loyalty, and the group of people who were the most unwilling to bow in the troubled times of the Sui and Tang Dynasties.
