On the night of the night attack on the plateau, the Tang army was almost completely wiped out.
A Tang army soldier who was supposed to die outside the snow line was deliberately released to Chang'an by Tubo general Lun Qinling.
What he brought back was not a report of defeat, but a key.
This key will open the imperial power deep inside the Tang Palace, which is locked layer by layer by old ministers, old rules, and old objects.
In Chang'an City, young Li Zhi discovered for the first time that he was sitting on the dragon throne, but he may not be the first to see the truth.
Changsun Wuji used the old system to protect the country and also used the old system to lock the door.
Wu Zhaoyi stood behind the curtain and saw another way to power.
In the tent on the plateau, Lu Dongzan was teaching his three sons to understand real war.
A knife can only kill a person in one night.
Food can feed a road.
The human heart can determine a mountain pass.
What Qin Ling has to learn is not just to defeat the Tang army, but to make Chang'an really feel pain.
The old road of Wencheng was dug out again, and the cracked bell at the north entrance of Qinghai was hung on the throne.
Tang and Tubo, the powerful families of the two empires, were pushing their kings into the shadows.