Anxi Tianjiao: from a Death Row Prisoner to the God of War of the Tang Dynasty

When he was twenty years old, Gao Xianzhi was still the deputy governor of Anxi that no one cared about. He led 20,000 people across the Congling Mountains, captured Lianyun Fort, defeated Xiaobolu, and allowed the seventy-two countries in the Western Regions to surrender to Chang'an again. When others asked him why, he said: Wherever the horse's hooves tread, it is the Tang Dynasty. But winning the battle does not mean winning everything. In the Battle of Talos, the Allied forces defected before the battle, and more than half of the 20,000 Anxi elite were killed or wounded. He led the remaining soldiers back to Shule. Before he could lick his wounds, the Anshi Rebellion broke out. The rebels are approaching, the villain is slandering, and the emperor has issued an edict to take his life. He had won countless battles in his life, but almost died at the hands of his own family. Fortunately, this time is different. He had three thousand brothers accompanying him to guard Tongguan, Lady Su was at the rear raising food and grass to treat the wounded soldiers, and a man named Li Siye always stood by his side. When Bian Lingcheng came with the imperial edict, he chose a path that had never been written in history books. From then on, there was an additional stone tablet on the territory of the Tang Dynasty. There are only six words engraved on the stele: Wherever the horse's hooves step, it is the Tang Dynasty. If you like this book, please like, follow and comment. Don't forget to add this book to your bookshelf. Your support is the infinite motivation for my creation, thank you again!