Orphans of the Tang Empire

Between the two unified dynasties of the Tang and Song Dynasties, China experienced a period of fragmentation for nearly a hundred years. During this period, the northern Central Plains region saw the succession of the Liang, Tang, Jin, Han, and Wu dynasties, while the south was coexisting with ten small kingdoms including the Former Shu, Later Shu, Southern Wu, Southern Tang, Wuyue, Min, Southern Chu, Southern Han, Nanping, and Northern Han. These fragments after the collapse of the Tang Empire rubbed, cut, and devoured each other, making this era full of killing, usurpation, conspiracy, and betrayal, turning it into a troubled era of turmoil, darkness, and suffering. The story of being a farmer in the morning and a guest of the emperor in the evening is constantly unfolding... The rise of a kingdom, the struggle of two generations, the struggle between three surnames, and finally, as an orphan of the empire, trying to maintain the orthodoxy. This book is a novelized history, and the story to be told actually happened in this most chaotic and dark era. A story that begins in the summer, even if it ends with snowflakes, is still wonderful as long as it has the majesty of an iron horse, the romance of spring flowers and autumn moon, unforgettable suffering, and the betrayal of brothers who live and die... I believe it will be wonderful.