Xue Men of the Tang Dynasty: You Are Not a Thing in the Pond

The generals of the Xue family had been loyal and loyal for three generations. Once they were in trouble, Chang'an was stained with blood. Xue Jiao was originally an orphan of a rebel. He had been anonymous since childhood and grew up with his aunt at the foot of Black Dragon Mountain. When he was sixteen years old, he and his cousin Xue Kui sneaked into Luzhou to watch the lanterns. Unexpectedly, they accidentally picked up the hydrangea from the Luling Palace. From then on, they formed a troubled marriage with the princess of Anyang. One is a young man from the Xue clan wearing a silver helmet, a white robe and a silver spear; the other is a noble girl from the Tian family who is as bright as fire and dares to love and hate. They supported the King of Luling, restored Li Tang, walked through the ups and downs of the rivers and lakes, and entered the whirlpool of the court. But when the mountains and rivers are reset and the old man ascends the throne, what awaits them is not a peaceful and prosperous era, but Empress Wei's manipulation of power, peace and arrogance, and the jealousy of meritorious officials. In the end, I realized that mountains and rivers have changed owners, and grace is hard to rely on. It is better to have a gun, a horse, a boat and a sword, and return to the rivers and lakes with you.