I have already established my power and prestige, so how did Li Shimin come back to life?

In the eleventh year of Qianwu, the wind in late spring was still a bit chilly, whistling across the grasslands of Mobei. The vast green ocean surged in the wind, telling the grandeur of this land.

On this grassland stands an institution of extraordinary significance - the Mobei Cavalry Academy.

As the first military academy in the Tang Dynasty, it carries the dreams of countless people.

The academy's architectural style is rough, built with huge logs and thick bricks and stones. The walls are engraved with reliefs of galloping horses and charging Tang Dynasty generals, showing the passion here.

Since the establishment of the college, time has passed, witnessing the transformation of batches of students.

Here are the children of the Tang Dynasty's military families. Influenced by their families since childhood, they have a natural love for the military.

There are also students who apply for the exam from ordinary families. They leave their homes and come to this northern desert with the desire to change their destiny, hoping to find a place of their own in this military academy.

Today, the first batch of military merit students in the academy have long shed their former immaturity and have become the backbone of the academy. They have transformed themselves into teachers, imparting their knowledge and experience to the new generation of students without reservation.

They have experienced countless days and nights of hardship on this land and adapted to the unique rhythm of life in the Mobei grassland.

There are winter and summer vacations here, which should be a wonderful time to reunite with family and share family happiness, but for them it has become a luxury.

The journey back to Chang'an is long and arduous. It takes more than half a year just for one trip.

In addition, the train has not yet reached here, so it is too difficult to return to Chang'an.

They were worried that being away from school for a long time would affect students' studies, and this sense of responsibility made them decide to stay in the college.

In this way, many people had unknowingly held on in this northern desert for eight years.

During these eight years, they watched the grass on the grassland turn green, then yellow, and then yellow and then green again.

Watching batch after batch of students grow from ignorant teenagers when they first entered the academy to heroic cavalrymen.

They not only dedicated their youth to this land, but also settled down here and deeply rooted themselves in this vast grassland.

Their lives are closely connected with the Mobei grassland. They breathe the fresh air on the grassland and feel the comfort of the breeze blowing across their cheeks.

They rode their nimble war horses across the grasslands, teaching students the art of riding and archery, as well as tactical strategies.

In their spare time, they would communicate with local herdsmen, learn about the customs and practices of the grassland, taste delicious roasted lamb, and drink fragrant kumis.

They sent batches of outstanding talents to the Tang Dynasty's army, and these talents made great contributions to the stability of the Tang Dynasty's borders.

In this Mobei Cavalry Academy, there are five famous figures, who are known as the "Five Tigers".

Leading the group was Qin Huaiyu, the son of Qin Shubao. He inherited Qin Qiong's bravery. When he rode on his horse, one could almost see Qin Shubao's heroic figure on the battlefield.

The second is Yuchi Baolin, the son of Yuchi Jingde. He is tall and strong, and the steel whip in his hand is so powerful that it makes people afraid.

Shan Tianchang, the son of Shan Xiongxin, was a generous and righteous man with many friends. He was good at using a spear and often gave the enemy a fatal blow unexpectedly in battle.

Cheng Tieniu, the son of Cheng Yaojin, is straightforward, honest and cute. He is proficient in using the sledgehammer. Although his moves seem simple, they are powerful and difficult to resist.

Luo Cheng's son Luo Tong is handsome, elegant, and intelligent. On the battlefield, he can not only kill the enemy bravely, but also calmly analyze the situation and formulate ingenious tactics.