Unofficial History Huang Chao

At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the prosperity of Zhenguan had long faded. Inside, there were powerful families who controlled the government, and all the people's wealth and wealth were squeezed out. Outside, there were Japanese pirates attacking the coast, and the people were miserable. Huang Chao, a young man from Caozhou, is endowed with Xiang Yu's courage and Cao Cao's plan, but also has a bit of free and easy humor. Since childhood, he has practiced martial arts with the old leader of the Salt Gang and read sages' books with the old scholars of Caozhou. He is both civilized and martial. He especially loves the art of war and admires Huo Qubing and Gao Shi's heroic spirit. At the Yan Gang's birthday party, Japanese pirate ships were approaching the border, and the Yan Gang brothers were panic-stricken. However, Huang Chao used the strategy of "inviting the emperor to enter the urn" to lure the enemy into the narrow road of Weng Village, and used the favorable location and people's power to kill hundreds of Japanese pirates. This not only avenged the blood of his master's wife, but also made the Salt Gang brothers earn a lot of money and became famous in one battle. When Huang Chao was in the imperial examination, he wrote the "Anbian Policy" based on his personal experience and vowed to bring the Tang Dynasty back to the heyday of Zhenguan... This is a legend about passion, reality and ideals. See how a hero from a poor family rises up in troubled times and writes his own tragic epic in the light of swords and shadows.