Lin Chutian, the leader of the Chaoshan Yingcho Troupe, traveled to the eleventh year of Tianbao in the Tang Dynasty during the Shuangzhong Cultural Festival parade. He was rescued by Xu Yuan, the governor of Suiyang, and became a servant of the governor. He knew that the Anshi Rebellion was about to break out. In order to save Suiyang, he used modern knowledge to help defend the isolated city and got to know Li Wantang. He followed Li Bai to Chang'an to face the Holy Spirit, hoping to change Suiyang's fate, but he was killed. Fortunately, he was saved by Su Yingxue, a female general under Guo Ziyi. After returning to Suiyang, he and Zhang Xun Xu Yuan struggled for ten months and gained strategic advantages for Datang.
After the city of Suiyang was destroyed, he led the surviving people to move south to Chaoshan and planted the incense of Shuangzhong in Lingnan. Thousands of years later, the sound of the heroic song is still there, and loyalty has never died.
This book tells the story of "doing something you know you can't do". No matter how much Lin Chutian does and how much he knows, he still cannot change history by himself, but he can change the fate of some people. Loyalty is not a lofty moral symbol, it is the breath that still chooses to stand up in desperate situations.
Intention: He cannot change history, but he can change the fate of some people.