This book is a long chapter-length novel with a historical war theme. The novel takes the Tang Dynasty's establishment of political power and the defeat of all heroes as the historical background, and describes the development process of the Tang Dynasty in the early days of its founding through the two main lines of the Tang Dynasty's unification war and the Tang Dynasty's internal struggles. It focuses on the Qin King Li Shimin's defeat of Xue Rengao, Liu Wuzhou, Wang Shichong, Dou Jiande, Liu Heitai and Li Jing, and the war between the Tang Dynasty and the Eastern Turks. It also explains the conflict between Li Yuan and his son and the entire process that gradually evolved into the Xuanwu Gate Incident. It shows readers the profound political and war wisdom of ancient China, reveals the laws of historical development, and at the same time ruthlessly lashes out at the bloody and cruel nature of the autocratic system of China's feudal society. The book not only depicts the portraits of the heroes of the Qin Palace, but also describes the heroes of the troubled times such as Li Yuan, Li Jiancheng, Li Mi, Wang Shichong, and Dou Jiande, as well as their generals. In particular, it depicts Qin King Li Shimin's open-mindedness and martial prowess, Li Jing's ingenious calculations, Fang Xuanling's loyalty and resourcefulness, and Yuchi Jingde's chivalry and bravery. In terms of creative method, this book adopts the narrative technique of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" which is divided into seven parts historical facts and three parts fiction. It is based on historical facts at the macro level and fictional at the micro level. It also draws lessons from "Water Margin" in terms of character description, striving to depict the psychology and actions of the characters in detail. At the same time, there is originality in the description of war scenes, the design of the battle of wits and courage between the opposing sides, and the psychological revelation of the internal fighting within the ruling group.
The characters throughout the novel are vivid and vivid, the scenes are grand, and the plot is ups and downs, which is fascinating. It is a work worth reading.
Purpose: Describe the historical picture of the unification war in the late Sui and Tang Dynasties, display the profound political and military wisdom of the Chinese nation, reveal the laws of ancient political and military struggles, praise the patriotism of a group of heroes, and expose the hypocrisy and cruelty of the feudal autocratic ruling class. Let readers have a deeper understanding of China's feudal society and love the new life more.