Anxi Returns to Tang Dynasty: Fufeng Iron Blood Town Wanli

In the fourth year of the Dali calendar, the smoke of the Anshi Rebellion has not cleared up, and the glory of the Tang Dynasty has been shattered into devastation. Tubo cut off the Hexi Corridor, and Anxi and Beiting were isolated from the Central Plains for five years, and the western frontier was reduced to an enclave. Gou An, a civil servant in the court, avoided the war and decided to abandon the Western Regions and his lone army. He appointed the white-haired veterans under Guo Xin to defend Qiuci, waiting for everyone to die for the country and stain the isolated city with blood, which would become the eternal regret of the Tang Dynasty. Guo Ai, a modern retired soldier and senior lover of Tang history, and Guo Nuan, the prince-in-law of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. He lived in Jinxiu, Chang'an, and held great power. He could have lived in wealth and wealth with his wife by his side. But he saw with his own eyes something tragic and tragic that history books did not describe in detail - five thousand white-haired lonely ministers, without help or pay, defending the country for the Tang Dynasty with their old bodies. Unable to bear the recurrence of the eternal tragedy, Guo Ai bucked the trend and boldly requested an imperial expedition to the west! It does not rely on advanced black technology, but only relies on modern military management concepts, improved Tang-style tactics, and optimized logistics and military administration. He led eight hundred elites from the royal palace out of the border, crossed the desperate Hexi area, gathered the remnant soldiers and refugees, made friends with the heroes of the world, and supported Zhang Yichao to return to the rebel army. Fighting bloody battles step by step, taking root step by step, breaking the Tibetan blockade, uniting with the Beiting garrison, and joining forces with the Anxi Baifa lone army. He united the Uighurs, regained the nine states in Hexi, reopened the Silk Road, rebuilt the two capitals, and ended the decades-long decline of Western Xinjiang. When the Western Region was settled, the cavalry returned eastward, swept through the domineering vassal towns, purged the court of decay, and cut off the fate of the Tang Dynasty's decline. A journey to the west, thousands of miles back to the Tang Dynasty. This life is not for vain fame, but for the sake of living up to the lonely ministers, the mountains and rivers, and the prosperous Tang Dynasty!