The End of Tang Dynasty: from Remnant Soldier to Vassal King

In his previous life, his name was Liu Jianjun, an ordinary long-distance truck driver. He died accidentally while trying to avoid passers-by. He was born in the late Tang Dynasty and became Liu Yanzhao, the son of a military household in Yanzhou, with the courtesy name Kuangshi. Jingmen was defeated and the army was dispersed. He led 400 remnant soldiers into Jingxiang and hid in wait, not making any immediate achievements. He did not compete with Zhu Wen for supremacy, nor did he compete with Li Keyong. He only quietly raised troops, stabilized the people, consolidated the territory, and waited for the world to change. When both heroes were dead and the Central Plains was left without a master, they marched northward with their troops, swept through the heroes, and aspired to the throne of the world. Born at the end of his youth, he rose from a defeated army, settled the troubled times, settled the mountains and rivers, took charge of the Tang Dynasty, lived for nearly ninety years, and finally became the hegemon of a generation.