During the Tianbao period, the Tibetan iron hoof trampled the tranquility of Hexi, the Han people were reduced to rotten dogs, and the bones were covered with bones in the Gobi.
Li Yan, a young man from the border, whose parents died tragically at the hands of Tubo scimitars, accidentally obtained half a sheepskin fragment that contained the secret of returning to the Tang Dynasty. He took A Zhu, a young man with amputated limbs, to survive the Tubo raids. With a strange black jade pendant, he could actually see the souls of his compatriots who died in vain.
He is greedy for life and afraid of death, and shrinks back when encountering difficulties, but he is pushed onto a dead end road to save the Tang Dynasty. He hid behind sea buckthorn bushes to spy on the Tubo soldiers, hid in secret passages to eavesdrop on the rebels' plans, relied on his cleverness to escape death again and again, and struggled to survive in troubled times in a humble and stubborn manner.
The missing traces in the desert, the horror of the secret passage, and the secrets of the rebel army. He carried the fragments, protected A Zhu, and followed the rugged rebel leader Tang Napu, fighting back to Chang'an step by step from the western Gobi.
Cowards also have hot blood, and they can't hide their sharpness in their humbleness. Let's see how the border boy carries the banner of returning to the Tang Dynasty in the sea of blood and corpses, and saves the precarious Tang Dynasty.
