An Official of the Tang Dynasty

A movie script with a conspiracy theory: Tang Dezong was worried about only one thing before he died. He said to the prince that I have been ashamed twice in my life. One is that when my father was emperor, he contacted the soldiers of the four towns but was unable to rescue him, so he and his ministers could only shed tears. Secondly, in the second year of Jianzhong, when I became emperor and contacted Guo Xin, I was still unable to save the emperor and his ministers in tears. Now that the four towns are in danger, I am afraid that you will be embarrassed again, so I have issued a secret edict to recall Guo Xin and asked him to sneak back to Chang'an with only a small number of followers. The Uighur Khan promised to send him back. The prince hurriedly asked what if the road was blocked or Guo Xin refused to come back? After all, he was Guo Ziyi's nephew. If Li Tang surrendered to Tubo, his face would be too ugly. Dezong closed his eyes and said that everything had been arranged. If he didn't come back, he would never be allowed to surrender to Tubo, and then he would die. Then the team sent to deliver the edict was just like Journey to the West and the Guarding Team. The team included scholars, criminals, soldiers, and Han rangers. They trekked all the way. Everyone thought they were on a mission to save the soldier Guo Xin. Only the captain had a tattoo of the secret edict for Guo Xin's death. After Shunzong came to the throne, he complained about Dezong's lack of coolness and sent a second wave of troops to chase the first wave of people. However, he was busy with Yongzhen's reforms and internal strife and forgot about it. Not only were they wary of each other, but they also had misunderstandings, accusations, and suspicions, and neither could convince the other. The difficult confrontation reached Qiuci, during which they faced the indifference of the Tibetan encirclement and suppression of the Uighurs, the betrayal of the party, the rescue of the Han people and the captives who had become slaves, and other things. Some of them (literati, such as scholars and prison officials) were unwilling to go to Kucha anymore. After the Uighur Khan refused to help, they turned around and returned to Chang'an. However, they were killed by Uighur disguised horse bandits at the border. The remaining people continued to move forward, and finally arrived at Kucha. The two teams had run out of ammunition, food, and personnel. The Kucha city they saw was at the last moment facing the Tibetan siege. The red line of the secret edict of the first team was triggered. In order to ensure Guo Xin's safety, they had to take out the death edict (the captain was dead, and his skin was cut off and carried by the deputy captain). The second team witnessed the passionate loyalty of the soldiers of the four towns along the way. In addition, the original purpose was to cancel the edict of the first team. The final battle was finally about to break out. However, it was interrupted by the Tubo cavalry. The two waves of people worked together to enter the city. However, they were ashamed to tell the soldiers of the army and the gray-haired Guo Xin about the death edict, so the two waves of people decided not to show the imperial edict for the time being to help Guo Xin defend Qiuci. Both waves of people fought to the death in this battle, helping Guo Xin repel the Tubo army for the last time. The deputy captain of the first team who died at the end threw the skin with the secret edict on it into the fire and burned it because the deputy captain finally believed that Guo Xin and the Anxi soldiers would never surrender. The mission of the two teams ends here. A year later, Tubo Zampu personally led the army to attack. After another failed attempt to persuade him to surrender, he flooded Kucha City with a large army. Guo Xin and his soldiers also ushered in the death of all the three armies, who refused to let go of Mo Dao and died heroically. The ending is a memory. There was a hobbit with special skills in the second team. No, he was a thief. He secretly showed the skin to Guo Xin, hoping that Guo Xin would arrange for someone to kill the first team. Guo Xin silently read the imperial edict of death, said nothing and did nothing. She just solemnly wiped Guo Ziyi's tablet, and then said that I defended the land of the Tang Dynasty, but I wanted to live up to my reputation, and let the Tian family's kindness take its course. This movie will definitely look better than Korean Samurai and Jiang Wen's Heroes of Heaven and Earth. Timeline: Dezong died in early 805. The first team set off in April according to the imperial edict, and then was trapped in the Uighurs in June. When news of the trap reached Chang'an, Shunzong began to regret, and sent a second team in August. The two teams merged in October, but due to quarrels and confrontations, they split. A small number of people were killed on the way back to Chang'an in December, and most of them continued to move forward and entered Tibetan control in December. From early to June of 806, the two sides continued to confront each other in order to strengthen their strength. Then in September 806, he was betrayed by the Dangxiang tribe he had originally cooperated with. He began to abandon his illusions and went straight to Kucha. He probably entered Kucha city in the winter of late 806. In early 807, Guo Xin defended Kucha for the last time. A year later, Zanpu's army pressed on and defeated Kucha. In 808, Guo Xin died in battle, and the four towns were completely occupied.

The break between Li Shi and Gao Yue was a bit abrupt and took a sharp turn. Although the follow-up was enjoyable to watch, it was still weird.

One stone of salt is only worth two stones of wheat. This salt is too cheap. Or is the "stone" of salt a specialized unit of measurement like the ounce of gold?

Sister Sulla's writing is really good. I have read so many historical novels, especially those about the Tang Dynasty. I think Sister Sulla is the best. Some people think that writing about the East is not as good as the West. I am just the opposite. "The Official of the Tang Dynasty" seems to be more intimate than "The Eagle of Byzantium". For fans of historical novels, I have always had a dream of the Tang Dynasty. Sister Sula made me see a real and dreamy Tang Dynasty. Those top ten novels of the Tang Dynasty left me with no ideas, high school students, and no ability to reward and support them, but I will order them all and keep chasing them! Sister Sula, keep up the good work!

The decline of Qidian is this meaningless chaos 404 Meaningless I really can't figure out what the use of this meaningless harmony is

Sura made a mistake, Padmasambhava is Mahayana. Chinese Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism are both Mahayana, and Hinayana is called Theravada. This South refers to Ceylon and Southeast Asia, not the Han region. There is a simple judgment: Anyone who worships Bodhisattvas and believes that believers can become Buddhas must be Mahayana; Theravada Buddhism believes that Bodhisattvas are mortals, have no fruit status at all, and are not worthy of enjoying the same treatment as Arhats (available for worship). There is only one Buddha in the same era, and believers can only be Arhats at best.

Many readers defended it and said they were looking for trouble. Why do you have to say so much in the first piece of advice to persuade someone to quit? There is one who speaks well and has the right to speak. Historical novel lovers always tend to have nationalistic tendencies, otherwise you can write a clear book and read it

One thing to say is that although it has the same theme, this book is actually not as poisonous as the "Huans of the Tang Dynasty" next door.

I have a question, Zhongshu, the ministers are all prime ministers, why is the minister of Zhongshu older?

Knowing clearly that there are tigers in the mountains, I prefer to go to the tiger mountains. The history from the mid-Tang Dynasty to the late Tang Dynasty is a process of continuous decline, boring and helpless. There is neither the splendor of the early Tang Dynasty nor the urgent need to turn the tide in the late Song and Ming Dynasties. It is like a slowly sinking ship. You can feel your heart boiling but there is no way to save it. Traveling through such a difficult environment was as suffocating as the midnight of despair, but Sulla still resolutely chose this period and chose the people of the world to save this ship of despair, taking him with him to unlock the key to the maze of decline in the middle and late Tang Dynasty, trying to use another angle to internally leverage an empire from decline to prosperity. The protagonist is able to find a way out within the old Li-Tang Dynasty operating program. In the first half a million words, we see Sulak's restrained golden fingers, which are like triggering the dominoes of the protagonist's social experiments and practices, opening an ideal feast with ease. Now that we have a base, let's wait and see how the senior year of high school will fight and kick, and fly all the way on the road of being a traitor.