In 755 AD, the flames of the An Lushan Rebellion burned half the Tang Empire to the ground, and with it the brilliant world of martial arts. People remember only that the upheaval was eventually put down. They do not know that in forgotten corners, amid the jianghu and the imperial court, someone bearing the stigma of being a traitorous minister's son wielded a sword, carried a jug of wine, rode a white horse, and wore plain clothes to delay the coming of the rebellion by several years, preserving the spark of the Tang martial world.
A disciple of the Sword Saint of the Tang, the son of the martial alliance leader, the greatest imperial merchant in Jiangnan, a Western Regions illusionist, a Tibetan monk, a southern border poison master, a Japanese ninja, a Khitan wolf-slave... All manner of jianghu figures converge on Chang'an, where, against the backdrop of the catastrophe that changed the course of history, they wage one bloody battle of schemes and intrigue after another.
Qiqi is visiting and I wish you a happy weekend. Collection and bookshelf:
During the Mid-Autumn Festival, flowers are blooming! Happy holidays to Bubai! People with a full moon are rounder!
Check in and get some bubbles! Hua Nong wishes that your masterpieces will sell well and your good books will become popular!
A well with a story!
Wow, Aunt Gongsun is out.
There is less leisure in the middle of the year, but people are even busier in August! Huanong continues to read! It's a new week, full of motivation!
There are no permanent friends, only permanent interests.
Sure enough, rebellious ministers and traitors are good at pretending to be gods.
It's full of historical celebrities! Although I haven't been here for a long time, I am still most convinced by the interpretation of history.
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