Liulizhi of the Tang Dynasty

Every note he made in the prosperous times became evidence of the troubled times. In the winter of the 14th year of Tianbao, on the third day when the news of An Lushan's revolt arrived in Beijing, the historian Pei Zhao was on duty at night and found fresh ink on a page of "Tianbao Political Affairs" - someone had revised the date of An Lushan's entry into the court. Crisis is everywhere and undercurrents are surging. The court's first reaction was not to prepare for war, but to clean up internally. The Forbidden Army searched "Hebei Xizuo" vigorously, and Pei Zhao was forced to flee. The Anshi Rebellion tore apart the Tang Dynasty and Pei Zhao's life. From Wei Zhi's hospital bed to Feng Changqing's military camp, from Wang Wei's Wangchuan to Feng Xuetong Pass Road—— He spent fourteen years recording the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and spent two years on the run to re-understand it. When the glass is broken, it still shines on people, but after breaking into thousands of pieces, each piece is empty. [A long historical suspense work, with relatively true research and some adaptations]