Records of Ruthless People in Sui and Tang Dynasties

Introduction to "Records of Ruthless People of Sui and Tang Dynasties" The Sui Dynasty was unified, and the prosperous age was vain; wars were everywhere, and heroes competed for the throne. This is an era where heroes and tyrants coexist, and iron blood and power are intertwined. From Yang Jian to the Sui Dynasty on behalf of Zhou Dynasty, to Yang Guang to conquer the Liao Dynasty; from Wagang Juyi to Li Tang Dingding, the rise and fall of chaos and chaos in three hundred years, countless ruthless people stirred up the world. There are no romantic myths here, only official history is used as the basis to restore the most authentic portraits of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. There are emperors who are talented and strategizing, but also cruel and suspicious; there are counselors who have endless plans and stir up the world; there are fierce generals who fight bloody battles with swords and horses; there are powerful ministers who have the power to influence the government and the opposition, and turn everything upside down. They are either loyal or treacherous, righteous or evil. They use their iron and blood to stabilize the world and stabilize the country, and spend their lives writing legends of troubled times. "Records of Ruthless People of the Sui and Tang Dynasties" describes the turbulent court affairs and battlefield battles in the late Sui and early Tang Dynasties, and restores the most real ruthless and troubled times that have been covered up by novels.