Seven Days in Chang'an: Before Huang Chao Breaks the City

Huang Chao's troops are approaching the city, and there are still seven days left in Chang'an. Xizong of Tang Dynasty ran away, all officials dispersed, and the imperial army withdrew. Chen Zhao is here. He was wearing a short brown suit, carrying an empty booklet, standing in the snow in Chang'an West City, with only a pen in his hand. No sword, no soldiers, no backer. The system gave him a task: write down the truth of this era before Huang Chao broke through the city. There are millions of households in Chang'an, half of which are empty. The butcher shop owner didn't leave, the dog with a broken leg didn't run away, the shop door was closed, and someone was burying something under the wall. Chen Zhao squatted in the snow, looked at the empty street, opened the book, and wrote the first line. This is not a war, this is a defeat. It was not the army that was defeated, but the people's hearts. Seven days later, Huang Chao entered the city. For seven days, he would record the city's last breaths.