The Legend of Tianshuai

In the spring of 406 in the Tang En Empire, the border was in crisis. The other three countries in the mainland declared war on it one after another. The Wei Dynasty in the west was eyeing it, the gods and soldiers in the south were facing each other, and the grassland tribes in the north were repeatedly invading. The Tang En Empire raised troops to hold on tightly. In the autumn of the next year, Xiguan City was defeated. The Wei army broke through five cities in one month and approached Ziyun, one of the three major economic cities of Tang En. The Tang En Empire trapped 150,000 Tang En soldiers in the city. The Tang En Empire's Marshal Li Haotian led troops to rescue them, but they were also trapped in Ziyun City. In October of the same year, Yang Yu, the fifth emperor of the Tang En Empire, passed away due to illness. Prince Yang Rui succeeded to the throne. There were many people in the court who were close to the emperor and his ministers, and some were even ready to make a move. At this time when Tang En was experiencing internal and external troubles, Emperor Yang Rui appointed Li Longkun, the second son of General Marshal Li Haotian, as the second marshal, leading an army of 100,000 to support Ziyun. Li Longkun led 100,000 soldiers and eight sworn brothers to rush on a starry night. At the last moment, they finally arrived and defeated the Wei army. After relieving Ziyun's urgent situation, he pointed his sword directly at the Wei army and pursued them all the way. He broke through ten cities in ten days and killed 300,000 enemies. His white clothes were not stained by dust. The army directly attacked the Wei imperial capital and finally forced the Wei army to call off the war and negotiate for peace. Li Longkun became famous in one battle, and his eight sworn brothers were revered as the Eight Blood-clad Gods because of their blood-bathed uniforms in every battle. In November of the same year, Li Haotian resigned from the post of Marshal of the Army and Horses. Li Longkun's son inherited his father's position and took over the commander's seal. He was named the Commander-in-Chief of Heaven and was given the title of King Side by Side. His descendants will enjoy eternal wealth. Five years later, the gods raised an army and invaded again. Tianshuai led 150,000 troops to attack them. They fought against the 300,000 soldiers of the gods in the 100,000 mountains in the south and won a complete victory. However, Tianshuai disappeared from the world since then, and no one knows his trace.