Li Maozhen, King of Qin in the Tang Dynasty

In the chaotic times of the late Tang Dynasty, vassal towns were divided and the people were in dire straits. During the century-old flood in Boye County, Hebei Province, Long Ziba rode on the waves to return his son Song Wentong, who was later named Li Maozhen. Born in a humble age, he grew up in troubled times. From a grassroots man on the banks of the Zhulong River, to the leader of Fengxiang and dominating the northwest; from the loyal and brave general who protected and performed meritorious service, to the leader of the Qi Kingdom who entered Chang'an three times and pointed his sword at the world. In the last embers of the empire, he not only turned the tide, but also used the emperor to control the princes; he was also regarded as a legend among the people. Troubled times are like a torrent, and everyone is drifting. And he wanted to make his own way in this broken mountain and river. Are you taking advantage of the situation, or going against fate? Is it to support the Tang Dynasty in favor of generals, or to establish hegemony in Longxi? Everything started from that tyrant in the flood and its prophecy-like words... A wild epic rooted in the blood and fire of the late Tang Dynasty A long scroll of troubled times intertwined with magical legends and hard-boiled history Let's take a look at "Li Maozhen, King of Qin in the Tang Dynasty", which uses real history as its bones and folk legends as its soul to write a wild epic about a real dragon washed out by floods and stirring up the storms of the apocalypse.