The Tang Dynasty Official

This book is also known as "The Eunuchs of the Tang Dynasty"

The Anshi Rebellion was not the shameful end for the magnificent Tang Dynasty, but rather the beginning of its transformation

The mid to late Tang Dynasty not only marked the beginning of a new pattern for Huaxia that would last for five hundred years, but it is also a term that has been understood in the most rigid manner. Decline of the imperial government? Regional warlords seizing power? Foreign enemies humiliating the nation? Intense factional strife?

Is it just these

No

Emperor Suzong returned after the death of Yang Guifei

Though the clouds and rain have perished, the sun and moon are renewed

The modern, unsuccessful screenwriter Gao Ziyang, due to a trivial deviation, finds himself transported to the twelfth year of the Dali era during the reign of Emperor Zhong of the Tang Dynasty. He assumes the identity of Gao Yue, a student at the Taixue, and prepares to take the examination to become a civil servant of the great Tang. Before him lies a Tang Dynasty that, though no longer in its prime, remains timeless and enduring. Thus, a scroll depicting the shifting fortunes of glory gradually unfolds.

I, Gao Ziyang, am not being modest; one must pass the imperial examination to become a jinshi, one must marry a woman from the five prominent families, one must enter the Court of Political Affairs, and one must serve as a regional governor at least once. Those who are dissatisfied in the southeast, southwest, northeast, and northwest must also be dealt with forcefully