Breaking Chang'an: the Whole City Is Covered with Golden Armor

The unjust youthful friendship in Caozhou laid the foundation for earth-shattering foreshadowing. The calm and resolute Xiao Chen and the rebellious Huang Chao, both literary and military, traveled from the countryside to Chang'an to pursue their dreams. However, due to the darkness of the examination room and the harsh government, they finally ignited the fire of rebellion with the anger of "The Fuju after Not Being Died". From starting an army based on grievances to fighting in the north and south, Xiao Chen used his marksmanship and short blade as his blade, and chivalry as his soul to connect with heroes from all over the world, integrate the forces of the rebels, and stick to his original intention of "not disturbing the people" in the troubled times when the government forced the people to rebel. They crossed the Yangtze River, fought fiercely in the Yangtze and Huaihe Rivers, broke through the natural barrier of Tongguan, fought through Fujian and Guangdong, and broke through the encirclement and grievances of the government and army along the way. Finally, in 881, they broke through Chang'an and established the Daqi regime.