The Remnant of the Tang Dynasty

In the fourth year of God's blessing, three hundred years later, the Li and Tang dynasties collapsed, Zhu Wen usurped the Tang Dynasty and established the Liang Dynasty, the Central Plains land sank, and troubled times began. Chen Jiu, a soldier in the imperial army of the remnant Tang Dynasty, witnessed the dragon flag of Chang'an falling to the ground. Carrying his father's last wish to protect the land, he fled the bloody imperial capital and fled to the end of the world in the snowy wilderness of Corpse Mountain. Su Wenyuan, a descendant of the Guanzhong gentry, had been a Tang official for generations, and would rather die than serve the Liang Dynasty. However, he was besieged and killed by the rebels, and his family and country were destroyed. One martial artist, one civil servant, one soldier and one soldier, they met by fate in the war of troubled times, and together they went to Hedong to seek refuge with Jin King Li Keyong, who held high the banner of restoring the Tang Dynasty. From the bloody battle in Luzhou to the thunder in Jiazhai, from fighting for deer in the Central Plains to the pressure of Hu Chen, the two of them traveled through the chaos of the Five Dynasties with their humble bodies. Chen Jiu wielded a sword to kill all the evildoers, and became famous on the battlefield, becoming a powerful general; Su Wenyuan wrote to stabilize the country, plan the world, and plan for the troubled times. They guarded the remnants of the Tang Dynasty and protected the peace of the people. Through the changes of the Later Tang, Later Jin, Later Han, and later three dynasties, they found the right path amidst the lights and shadows of swords, and guarded their integrity in the broken mountains and rivers. Finally, with the unity of civil and military forces, they stopped the centuries-old killings and burned the fire to calm the world.