In the ninth year of Daye, Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty conquered Goguryeo for the second time, and undercurrents surged in the world.
The soul of modern young people has penetrated Tianbao General Yuwen Chengdu, possesses 1,400 years of historical knowledge, and is familiar with the fate of every character. Others are betting, he is confirming.
He knew that Yang Xuangan would rebel; he knew Yu Wenhua's chess game; he knew better than the Turks when Shibi Khan's cavalry would go south.
But history is being rewritten by him - his predictions are beginning to fail, the chess game is changing, and Pei Cuiyun's eyes are fixed on him: "Where did your news come from?"
She is a servant of the palace, with a photographic memory and logical deductions that are unique to the court. She doesn't believe in miracles, only evidence. She wanted to unravel his "know-it-all" web one by one and look at it.
Two smart men, on this chessboard in the late Sui Dynasty, one was playing chess and the other was checking chess.
And everyone in the world is guessing who the young General Yuwen is.
It's just that the number of words is too few