Bringing Memories to the Tang Dynasty

What a magnificent Tang Dynasty! Those two words shine brightly in the history books, representing the glory and ultimate prosperity of a golden age, the grandeur of all nations paying tribute, the brilliant poetry that has been passed down for thousands of years, and an insurmountable peak of Chinese civilization! What a magnificent Tang Dynasty... yet it harbors so many unfulfilled regrets. It's the sudden decline after its peak, the unresolved conflict between Li Er (Emperor Taizong) and Li Yuan (Emperor Yuan), the tragedy of Crown Prince Li Chengqian being forced to rebel, the sorrow of Li Tai's demotion and subsequent death from depression, the injustice of the talented Li Ke being framed, the heart-wrenching pain left to Li Er by the early deaths of Empress Zhangsun, Chang Le, and Si Zi, the repeated reenactments of the Xuanwu Gate Incident in the succession of emperors, and the modern yearning to "return to the Tang Dynasty," hoping that the nation can once again stand at the pinnacle of the world! Li Er: Damn aristocratic families, raise the price of salt! Zhao Ziyi: I can make it! Guard: Your Majesty, General Zhao has captured Jieli. Li Er: Where are they? Guard: Went to stroll on the grasslands Zhao Ziyi: I want to take Chang Le. Li Er: I'll beat you to death! Changsun Wuji: Your Majesty, Tuyuhun wants a marriage alliance. Zhao Ziyi: A marriage alliance? Your Majesty, I'll go and capture Murong Fuyun and see which princess he wants to marry. Guard: Your Majesty, the Western Turks have been destroyed. Li Er: Hou Junji is quite good; he destroyed the Western Turks so quickly. The guards: Duke Dingguo traveled 4,000 li to circle around the rear, and went directly to the royal court to capture the Turkic Khan. Zhao Ziyi: I've destroyed Japan. Li Er: Oh Zhao Ziyi: The entire clan was wiped out. Zhao Ziyi: Old Li, hurry up and step down, I'll take you to the West for some fun! Li Er: The West? Upon Chengqian's ascension to the throne, I will personally lead an expedition to the West.