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Travel to the Tang Dynasty. In the prosperous Tang Dynasty, you were a martial artist. In troubled times, what do you and I call you? Let's call them Lord Wu! At this time, no one knew that this inconspicuous abandoned son of Liangzhou, holding a demon sword, would step by step become a warrior who led the dead soldiers to a surprise attack on the cliff in the Battle of Shibao City, opened the city gate, and returned from the mountains of corpses and seas of blood after the war. Wang Zhongsi personally commented: "The veterans who have returned from bloody battles and slaughtered for hundreds of battles should be awarded the title of Renyong Colonel." He became a loyal minister in suppressing the rebellion in the memorial of the treacherous prime minister Yang Guozhong. During the Anshi Rebellion, Li Xiao secretly rebelled against the rebels. He judged that the Tang Dynasty was too decadent to withstand the rebel forces, so he committed himself to the enemy and secretly sent an envoy to Anlu Mountain to present maps and military rations account books, expressing his loyalty: "I am willing to lock up Longyou for Your Majesty and block the Tang Dynasty's escape to the west!" He was awarded the title of "Pseudo Yan Hexi Jiedu Envoy". After Prince Li Heng came to the throne, he immediately turned against the enemy and killed the rebel generals who were overseeing the army. He presented the rebel army's defense plan of Longyou and the intercepted grain and grass, and made a tearful speech: "I endure the humiliation and serve as a thief just to be loyal to Your Majesty today. Please be the vanguard to cleanse the evil atmosphere!" He was awarded the title of "Hexi Jiedu Envoy" and the title of "Lang Guogong" In the battle of Xiangji Temple, "Liang Guogong's Xiao formation killed 160,000 people, and the capital was safe!" Li Xiao returned home in rich clothes, and the whole Li family in Liangzhou knelt down to welcome him. Wang family died of fear, and Li Chengye was imprisoned for "rebellion" and beheaded. Soon after, Li Heng died of illness, and the young emperor became weak. On that day, Chang'an was filled with blood, and the Zichen Palace was soaked in blood. Li Xiao was "persuaded by hundreds of officials to advance" and ascended the throne in the Hanyuan Hall of Chang'an. The wealthy nobles in Chang'an City, the scholars with five surnames and seven looks, all named Confucianism, all knelt on the ground.