How did Li Jiannan, a new scholar in science and technology, become a wanted criminal in both Tang and Tubo countries? He stood between the Tang Dynasty and Tubo, a man of war and an iron horse, full of tenderness.
Why did Cui Du, who joined the army as a young man and feared Tubo, regard a thief as his father? He married the woman he loved deeply as he wished, but he could never get rid of the Liangzhou agreement he made with Li Jiannan during the imperial competition fifteen years ago.
Sui'er, the second princess of the Tang Dynasty who was good at dancing, was wandering between two equally outstanding heroes of the Tang Dynasty just because of a parting kiss at the gate of Chang'an.
Mei Duo, who is like a flower, firmly believes in her first divination, but as a general of Tubo, she cannot avoid a duel with her master and brother in front of the two armies. She protects Liangzhou, not for her own country, but to help her love rival...
The dispute between the eunuchs and courtiers who could control the emperor's life and death over the "South Yamen and the North Division" led to the bloody "Manna Incident".
The last military glory of the Tang Dynasty was created by a rebel army in Shazhou, which had been occupied by Tubo for more than 70 years.
How did the two Tibetan Zanpu men die suddenly one after another? How did Tubo's state religion Tantric Buddhism influence Tubo's political situation and lead to Tubo's eventual sudden decline from strength?
A "visible" feature that is written in the concise style of a short story and has the effect of a movie blockbuster. We look forward to immersing ourselves in it together!