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The Anshi Rebellion was not the end of humiliation for the Tang Dynasty, but the beginning of transformation. The middle and late Tang Dynasty not only ushered in a new pattern of China in the next five hundred years, but it was also the most rigidly understood term. Government decline? Separation of vassal towns? Insulted by foreign enemies? Is the party fighting fierce? Just these? No. Suzong returned to Ma and Concubine Yang died. Although the clouds and rain are gone, the sun and the moon are new! Gao Ziyang, a modern-day frustrated screenwriter, travels back in time to the twelfth year of Emperor Daizong of the Tang Dynasty due to a trivial deviation. He obtains the identity of Gao Yue, a student of the Imperial College, and prepares to pass the exam and become a civil servant in the Tang Dynasty. In front of him, there was a Tang Dynasty that was no longer prosperous but remained ever new. At this point, a picture scroll of the Eight Jun Dynasties of glory and splendor slowly unfolded. I, Gao Ziyang, am not modest either. You have to pass the Jinshi exam, you have to marry women with the fifth surname, you have to join the political hall, the governors of each town have to do something, and those who are unhappy in the southeast, northwest, and northwest have to be beaten...