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In the last years of the Tang Dynasty, natural and man-made disasters continued, vassal towns were at war with each other internally, and powerful enemies were invading externally. After a generation of powerful Huang Chao soldiers died in the Tiger Wolf Valley of Mount Tai, all the vassal towns looked at the ruined Tang court with eager eyes. The northern ogre army Caizhou Qin Zongquan gathered the remnants of Huang Chao, their military strength increased sharply, their territory expanded, and they were about to proclaim themselves emperor. Xuanwu Jiedu envoy Zhu Quanzhong and Shatuo Li Keyong were in power after the fire at Shangyuanyi. Wei Bojun, who is known as the "Emperor of Chang'an and the Yajun of Wei", is still worried about solving the problem of "arrogant soldiers will chase the commander, and strong commanders will rebel"... At this time, Li Jun, the son-in-law of the He family in Guangzhou, originally wanted to embrace the three kings of Fujian and go south to control the Yangtze and Huaihe River Basin, the economic center of the Tang Dynasty, but he did not want them to embrace Li Jun's thigh...

There are two spirits in the Canghai Spiritual Realm. One spirit is called the Spirit Crystal, the essence bred by heaven and earth. The higher the degree of compatibility with the spirit master, the more powerful the Spirit Crystal can be, flying to the sky and the earth, and omnipotent. The two spirits are called innate spiritual energy, which can help cultivators develop the unity of true spirit and open the way to Taoism and immortality. Wei Bo, who traveled through time, had no chance with the two spirits and became an ordinary person among the ordinary. Who would rather be ordinary? But who defines ordinary?

A peek inside the tube reveals the story of Li Junxian, the Xuanwu Gate guard in the early Tang Dynasty who became the scapegoat of Wu Mei Niang in the "Wu Dynasty Li Xing". He originally took the script of a rebellious villain, but he always likes to spread his wings on the edge of death, Wuhu!