Dingbianqi

In 757 AD, Lingbao was defeated miserably. Zhang Chengyue, a general of the Longyou Army, woke up from the sea of ​​​​blood in the mountain of corpses, but his chest was burning with the flames of a thousand years later - a memory from a future historian, which allowed him to see clearly the devastation of the Tang Dynasty and the hundred-year night when Hexi was about to fall. He knew that the city of Liangzhou was destroyed and he was destined to die for his country, but this time, he wanted to give this "defeat" a new meaning. After defecting to Shuofang, he emerged under Li Guangbi's command and used clever tricks to defeat the traitors and lead the Tubo troops elsewhere. When Anshi was in chaos, he single-handedly decided the crisis: Xingye sent envoys to rescue Liangzhou from Maojin, and went into the camp alone to persuade the rebel servants to be grateful before the rebellion. The two strategies of east and west made him famous all over the world, and he finally won the right to manage Hexi. He tried his best to reject the idea of ​​"abandoning the land", regain the lost land, and unite all Tibetans. However, the tide of history finally ends. Faced with the overwhelming Tubo troops and the suspicion of the court, he made a shocking move: he abandoned the land and reduced his defenses, gathering all the forces in Hexi to defend the city of Liangzhou alone. He wants to play a century-old game in a place where he must die. On the eve of the city's destruction, he wrote three suicide notes: to the emperor, predicting the decline of Tibet; to the survivors, to bury the unyielding fire; to Shazhou, pointing to the name of "Zhang Yichao" in the future. Then he put on armor and climbed onto the city, using himself as bait to lure the enemy's main force into his trap. Liangzhou was stained with blood and its flags were broken, but he used his own defeat to lay a wedge in the fate of Tubo. A hundred years later, when Zhang Yichao unfolded the blood-stained secret letter and the broken banner, he realized that the banner of "Guiyi" had been raised for him on the day of the fall. "Dingbian Banner" is a prelude written by a loser for victory a hundred years later.