The Splendor Of The Tang Dynasty

In the days of the flourishing Kaiyuan era, even small towns still housed thousands of families. The rice flowed with fat, and the millet was white; both public and private granaries were filled to abundance

In the fourth year of the Kaiyuan era, the Tang Empire was at its zenith, and Chang'an, the capital, was undoubtedly the most prosperous city in the world at that time.

Li Bai, Du Fu, He Zhizhang, Wang Wei, Meng Haoran, Wang Changling, Wang Zhihuan, Wang Han, Cen Shen... the illustrious literati are about to make a splendid appearance; Wang Zhongsi, Zhang Shougui, Li Yi, Ge Shuhan, Gao Xianzhi, Guo Ziyi... the renowned generals with ambiguous legacies are set to take the stage in succession; Zhang Xu, Wu Daozi, Pei Min, Gongsun Danniang, Xu Hezi, Li Guinian... the masters and geniuses, each possessing extraordinary skills, are about to leave their names in history.

Born in a prosperous era, as a once-promising prodigy now reduced to mediocrity, Du Shiyi is not concerned about the grand trends of the world, but rather about how to live a more splendid life in this second chapter of his existence. The flourishing culture of the Tang Dynasty is characterized by heroic spirit and pride, confidence and composure, the rise of ministers and generals, and the opening of palaces in the celestial realm, where dignitaries from all nations pay homage to the imperial crown.