Tian Khan Traveled Through the Ming Dynasty and Changed the Civil Clay Pot

When the hero of the prosperous Tang Dynasty passed through the civil crisis, the fork in the road of history suddenly turned. Li Shimin, in the person of Zhu Qizhen, was in charge of the 200,000 Ming army. Unexpectedly, he foiled Ola's conspiracy, purged traitors and reorganized the army in Datong, and reenacted the battlefield art of Tian Khan in Xuanfu. The divine machine firearms were perfectly integrated with the Taoist strategy of the Tang Dynasty, and the victory at Yaoerling was just the beginning. At the court, he defied all opinions to appoint Zhu Qiyu, let go of Yu Qian's reforms, and injected the legacy of Zhenguan into the body of the Ming Dynasty. When the Dragon Banner pointed north again, it was no longer a hasty retreat, but an expedition by General Tiance - to secure the grassland with a strategy of division and disintegration, and to secure the northern frontier with a system of restraint and mutual trade. This is an imperial duel across time and space, and it is a brilliant resonance between the spirit of the prosperous Tang Dynasty and the backbone of the Ming Dynasty.