Eternal Loyalty Guo Ziyi

On November 31, 755 AD, Fan Yangjun, the capital of the northern vassal town, suddenly launched a full-scale rebellion and smashed this gorgeous and huge three-color glazed vase in the Tang Dynasty in one fell swoop, creating an appalling chaos. It also created a group of virtuous ministers and generals who could fix the country and mend its faults, and young children who dedicated their lives to the country. It also leaves unsolved mysteries for eternity, such as: why did the rebels An and Shi both die at the hands of their sons? Why did the three great marshals of the Middle Tang Dynasty, Guo Ziyi, Li Guangbi and Pugu Huaien enshrined in Lingyan Pavilion, have different endings? Who is the man who held up the heaven and mended the land, supported the country after it collapsed, and allowed the Tang Dynasty to continue for another 150 years? … I would like to declare here that the historical materials used in this work can all be found in Shiji, Old Tang Book, New Tang Book and Zizhi Tongjian. The strategies and tactics designed are all derived from military books such as Sun Tzu's Art of War, Sun Bin's Art of War, Thirty-Six Stratagems, and General Martial Arts. I would also like to express my gratitude to the sages of Chinese historians and military strategists.