Description: In An Le Tang, Gao Yang uses his usual subtle and delicate writing style, combined with his long-established historical perspective, to tell us about a little-known anecdote that took place in the middle of the Ming Dynasty. Beginning with the famous "Mutiny of Tumu" and the restoration of the Nangong, Ming Emperor Yingzong was captured in an ambush during his personal expedition to the northwest, leading to the historical secrets that were played out in the Hall of Peace during the Chenghua period. The story is about the struggles of the imperial court, the scandals of the eunuchs, the inner workings of the imperial family, and the retribution of karma. Gao Yang has a deep knowledge of literature and history and has over ten million words of fiction writing experience, which is unique. Reading Gao Yang's novels, one can see that they are full of layers of twists and turns, and that they are full of meaning.
