The Bright Moon Shines on the Dangerous Building, Chang'an Falls and the Poet Returns

Poet Li Bai died in the ruins of Chang'an during the Anshi Rebellion, but when he opened his eyes, he returned to the peak of the Tang Dynasty twelve years ago. In front of him were lychees like honey, dancing wildly, and in his arms, there was a memory of a future that burned the city in flames. From then on, the banished immortal who was lying drunk in a wine shop became a sword holder walking alone in the dark night. He used poetry as a strategy to set up a strange chess game in Chang'an; he used a sword as a pen to rewrite life and death in the gaps in the history books. But he soon discovered that the torrent of history was far more cruel than imagined - every time he used the power of poetry, he would forever forget one of his eternal quatrains. When the rebel cavalry finally trampled the mountains and rivers, Li Bai, with his hair turning white, chose the last path: Not to turn the tide, but to burn out all the poetic souls and launch a "big dream" that envelopes the entire era, allowing the destroyers to witness the pain of civilization collapse. "Only one can excel in love, so he can excel in swords." This last sword was not directed at the enemy, but at himself. On the day when the poem was completed, the immortal poet fell, and only a bright moon shines on the world forever.