Roar of Dragons and Tigers in Sui and Tang Dynasties

In 581 AD, Yang Jian replaced Zhou and established the Sui Dynasty, pointing his sword at the south of the Yangtze River to unify the world that had been divided for hundreds of years. The afterglow of the prosperous age of the Kaihuang rule was still there, and Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty stirred up the storm with thunderous power. Thousands of sails raced across the Grand Canal, and the bloody conquest of Liaodong was fought. The dream of the prosperous age was shattered. The war drums of Wagang Village are beating, Cheng Yaojin's three-blade ax cuts through the chaos of the troubled times, Qin Qiong's horse rides on the Yellow River and shocks the Central Plains, Luo Cheng's silver spear stands proudly and looks at the wind and clouds; above the court, Yuwen Chengdu is brave and invincible to protect the Sui Dynasty Canzuo, and Li Shimin hides his dragon in the abyss to gather his edge. From the power game in the Jinluan Palace to the raising of the righteous flag in Wagang Mountain, from the misty towers in the south of the Yangtze River to the hundreds of battles in the yellow sand in the north of the Great Wall, heroes rise together and dragons and tigers fight against each other. The sudden collapse of the Sui Dynasty and the rising sun of the Tang Dynasty are all written in this long song of the Sui and Tang Dynasties that is intertwined with iron and blood, writing the legend of heroes and the destiny of the dynasty.