In the seventh year of the Daye era of the Sui dynasty, at first glance, the empire seemed to be at the height of its glory.
Emperor Yang of Sui campaigned in Liaodong, aiming to become an emperor for all ages. Li Yuan oversaw grain supplies on the Liaodong front, still an obscure figure. Wang Bo, known as the Seer, was singing on Changbai Mountain: "Long spears pierce halfway to the sky; blades flash bright as sunlight."
In the blink of an eye, flames of war erupted everywhere.
Li Shimin was brimming with ambition, Li Mi hung books from an ox's horn, and Zhang Xutuo was about to fight a hundred battles in the yellow sands.
A host of heroes, including Li Xuanba, Yuwen Chengdu, Qin Qiong, Yuchi Jingde, and Cheng Yaojin, were also about to take the stage.
The land was as beautiful as a painting, its rivers and mountains stretching for thousands of miles. Women of peerless beauty could topple kingdoms, and a single dance could move the world.
After transmigrating across a thousand years of time, in this age of upheaval, he rises from humble beginnings, learns his art at Shaolin, gathers heroes at Wagang, and looks down upon the world!
