The Shenlong coup ended the Wu regime and Li Xian succeeded to the throne. However, due to their own cowardice, Empress Wei and Wu Sansi took advantage of power, which eventually led to the rebellion of Prince Li Chongjun and chaos in Chang'an. A large number of princes and nobles fled to Liangzhou, relying on the advantages of the four places to make a fortune in trade.
Song Jing, who was the inspector of Longyou Road at the time, was ordered to inspect various places in Longyou Road. Using this as a wedge, various forces in the post-Wu era around Liangzhou began to make moves.
At the same time, a secret mobile organization that surrendered to the Tang Dynasty during the Taizong period was also involved in this whirlpool.
Concept: Semi-historical and semi-mythical work
