Reborn at the End of the Tang Dynasty: The Heroes of Guiyi

The long clouds over Qinghai darken the snow-capped mountains; from the lonely city, one gazes toward Yumen Pass. After a hundred battles, the yellow sands have pierced his armor. He will not return until Loulan is conquered. Having transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, Zhang Chengfeng becomes the grandson of Zhang Yichao, a hero of Hexi, and at the age of twenty takes up the post of the Guiyi Army’s fourth military governor.

With a weak ruler and powerful ministers, he is trapped in the lonely city of Dunhuang. To the east are the Ganzhou Uyghurs and the Wenmo; to the west, the Gaochang Uyghurs and the Zhongyun; to the south, the Tuyuhun and the Tibetans; to the north, the Dadan Khitans. Six foreign powers surround him on every side.

He carries on his grandfather’s legacy, remaining loyal to the Tang, vying for supremacy in Hexi, reclaiming the Western Regions, and bringing order to the Huangshui and Yellow River regions. He rides across the northern frontier, marches south to Luosuo, contends for the Central Plains, and frees the people from their misery.

He takes life and death in stride: if you won’t yield, he’ll fight. He is ruthless and hard-hearted, yet tender beneath his steely exterior.