Anti-Tang: They Killed My Brother

In the spring of the fourteenth year of Kaiyuan, he left Beijing and went north to join the army. He said: Our surname is also Li, and our ancestors are also relatives of Li Tang. I have a share in this country and I have to guard it. He was nineteen years old that year, and he was accompanied by his sixteen-year-old brother. What happened later is only recorded in the history books: he guarded the border for twenty years, made military governors of three towns, and was granted the title of Prince of Bohai County. They said that he was the pillar of the Tang Dynasty, the Great Wall of the North, and his most trusted and sincere minister. But the pillars will break, the Great Wall will collapse, and the pure heart will die. In the spring of Tianbao's fourteenth year, an edict was sent from Chang'an. Prime Minister Song Song rebelled and was punished by Mingzheng. Without being implicated, I hope that the Commander-in-Chief will guard the land and bring peace to the people. He knelt to receive the order, his hands steady. That night, he tore up the edict. Twenty years later, some people said that he started the army to avenge his brother, while others said that he had long been disobedient. Only he knew that the man who wanted to protect the country had died on his younger brother's first seven days. A young man in the 14th year of Kaiyuan thought he could rewrite history. He didn't know that every step he took was exactly the same as the name in the history books. In the spring of Tianbao's fourteenth year, there are still eight months before the disaster.