The Sad World in the Late Tang Dynasty

In the first year of the founding of the Tang Dynasty, the last dusk of the Hebei gentry. Seventeen-year-old Cui He is the eldest son of the southern ancestral home of the Cui family in Qinghe. In this troubled world, start your life with the fire of revenge. There is no golden finger, no system, just a young man carrying his sister with a high fever on his back, holding his young brother in hand, crossing the Mang Mountain in the heavy rain, killing the first enemy by the canal with a pair of scissors, and learning to stand up while kneeling. This is not a passionate legend about time-travelers changing history, but an epic about the struggle of an indigenous nobleman in the established collapse. There is no golden finger, no cheats, only the young man who "bears the dark side" walks on the blade, using the poems and strategies accumulated by the gentry for three hundred years to fight against the weapons of the feudal town and the conspiracy of the court. Every ally may be a bait, every choice means sacrifice, and the reader already knows that he will most likely fail, but this failure itself is the last elegy of the old era. "Remember who you are." This was the last wish of the Cui family head, and it was also the boy's only torch in the darkness. When the color of willow dyes through the Chunming Gate, is it a new life or an end?