After ten years of Tianbao, Chang'an's singing and dancing have not stopped, and the Tang Dynasty is still regarded by the world as an unshakable prosperous age.
After a severe fever, the ten-year-old grandson Li Yi had memories from later generations.
At this time, An Lushan was serving as the governor of the three towns, Li Linfu was in charge of the government, and the Yang family became increasingly prominent. The imperial court received all the good news from the frontier, but no one knew that there was already an undercurrent surging under the prosperous age.
Li Yi knew that in a few years, a revolution sweeping the world would begin from Fan Yang. Hebei is in turmoil, the two capitals are in crisis, and the prosperous Tang Dynasty will also turn from prosperity to decline.
In order to prevent history from repeating itself, he decided to start with a concealed report from the border army, so that Tang Xuanzong, who was living deep in the palace, could see the real world again.
However, as the son of Prince Li Heng, his every move will be given different meanings.
Investigating the border troops may be seen as the East Palace encroaching on military power; approaching the emperor may also arouse his father's suspicion.
In the last ten years of the prosperous age, a prince who originally died young in the history books began to walk his own path.
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