The Records of the Five Dynasties of War in Jin Gong Hong

In the first year of Guangqi, the situation in the Later Tang Dynasty was turbulent, and Luoyang City was shrouded in a strange calm. The new emperor Zhao Yan was obsessed with singing and dancing, and left the government to eunuchs and relatives. The generals who fought with him in the past were full of complaints. The governors of the vassal towns supported their troops and respected themselves. The Khitan cavalry was eyeing the northern Xinjiang and might plunder southward at any time. Above the court, Queen Xiao Yurong secretly supported her family members to intervene in the government affairs in order to control the power; the princes of the clan had different aspirations and plotted to seize power; loyal ministers struggled in the cracks, trying to save the crumbling Later Tang Dynasty. In this turbulent and chaotic world, a story intertwined with palace intrigues, power games, life and death, love and blood on the battlefield is quietly beginning.