(Ancient) (Time Travel) In the first year of Shunfeng, Li Qian, who was sitting on the dragon throne in the Zichen Palace, faced a rotten empire: the twelve states in the south were covered with red land for thousands of miles, and the refugees were eating the Guanyin soil; the northern border had been on fire for three consecutive months, and the prairie cavalry had broken through three levels.
He tore up the peace treaty: "I will use the anger accumulated by the empire for two hundred years to burn a way out."
Eight years later, when the expeditionary force returned with the golden crown of the foreign Khan, the historian wrote with trembling: "The resurgence of Shunfeng began on the day your Majesty tore up the paper."
