After the Huang Chao Uprising, the Tang Dynasty held a crown that could be played with, but it had long existed in name only. The separatist rule of the feudal towns led to great chaos in the world, and demons and monsters appeared one after another. The descendants of Li Tang who were still alive were almost not spared from the purge. This stems from a rule set by Emperor Taizong that princes must be kept in captivity and cannot be sent abroad. It's a pity that Emperor Taizong, who was so wise and powerful, could not have expected that his single-handed defense would bring disaster to Lao Li's family. !
Li Langxuan survived because he went to Uihe with his aunt who married him. When she saw the messengers from the Tang Dynasty crying and praying to King Huihe to send troops, she awakened her blood as a Tang Dynasty person and decided to return to the Tang Dynasty with a group of mercenaries to save the nation. . . . . .
Concept: Imperial power has become a game for monsters and monsters, and the world has become a arena where heroes compete for the throne. Entering the game with one's body and fighting for one's life may be the only option.