Great Tang: Consort Yang, Stop Dancing and Join My Rebellion

Three years before the An Lushan Rebellion, the Tang Dynasty dazzles on the surface with splendid robes and feathered gowns, while beneath it the frontier garrisons grow powerful, the treasury runs dry, and corrupt ministers wreak havoc. Shen Yan transmigrates into the body of a lowly court musician, yet dares to declare before the emperor that the golden age is doomed. He makes incense for the beloved imperial consort, but his mind is full of cavalry, granaries, and gunpowder. He may look like a court jester favored by the emperor’s consort, but every account he keeps is part of a counterstrike he is preparing for the An Lushan Rebellion.