Tang Dynasty: To win Yang Guifei, they asked Emperor Xuanzong to die.

Chapter 66: Looking for a Prescription



Chapter 66: Looking for a Prescription

Imperial Physician Wang continued to refine the prescription, attempting to provide Li Longji with more effective treatment and restore his health.

A hint of fatigue showed between his brows, but he stubbornly kept his eyelids open: "Your Majesty must overcome this difficulty. Only when Your Majesty is in good health can this turmoil be brought to an end."

Meanwhile, in the Prince Shou's residence.

Li Mao's long-planned scheme is finally coming to an end.

He knew he had to act quickly.

"Pass on my order: the plan is to commence. All parties shall proceed according to the plan," Li Mao calmly issued the order.

As the situation became increasingly difficult, Li Heng gazed into the distance from the palace, vaguely aware that the decisive battle was approaching.

He gazed at the sky and murmured to himself, "May my Great Tang Dynasty endure this tribulation, so that it may eventually achieve great order."

As dawn broke and the sky gradually brightened, Li Mao stood by the window, his gaze firm and composed.

"No matter what, we must move forward with the plan today," he thought to himself.

……

In the early morning, sunlight shines through the clouds onto the steps of Taiji Palace.

Li Heng stood before the palace, his gaze resolute, and waved his hand to summon his key ministers.

"My esteemed ministers, the situation has become critical recently. You must all do your utmost to protect our Great Tang Dynasty," he said resolutely, his voice echoing throughout the hall.

Immediately, the assembled officials stood in solemn respect and echoed in unison.

Everyone knew that since the Emperor fell seriously ill, the Tang Dynasty had faced increasing internal and external troubles...

Meanwhile, Li Mao had already gathered his trusted confidants at his residence. He was plotting how to strike first in this power struggle.

"Gentlemen, this operation is the most important part of our long-planned strategy. To succeed, we must press on without delay," Li Mao said solemnly.

His loyal followers listened intently, awaiting his specific instructions.

Under Li Mao's orders, all sorts of messages were sent out in a continuous stream, and secret instructions spread like an undercurrent throughout Chang'an and the surrounding areas.

Meanwhile, An Lushan had been planning in the north for a long time and was closely monitoring the development of the situation in Korea and China.

He knew that Li Mao's actions would be a crucial step in his journey.

"Reporting to Lord An, Li Mao has already begun his operation. We are just waiting for the right moment to seize the northern lands with lightning speed," a strategist beside him reported in a low voice.

An Lushan nodded and smiled, a hint of malice flashing in his eyes: "Excellent, this is the day we've been waiting for. When we succeed, we will surely reward you handsomely."

Meanwhile, Li Heng secretly contacted several reliable military governors, hoping they would lend a helping hand at a critical moment. The Tang Dynasty did not belong to any one person, but to every loyal subject who rose in rebellion.

In a short time, the situation inside and outside Chang'an became increasingly complex, with all forces making tense preparations. The number of patrols by the Imperial Guards increased significantly, and the guards themselves appeared more vigilant.

Consort Liu Hua realized the urgency of the matter and went to visit Li Longji in person. A hint of worry was visible in her eyes.

"Your Majesty, there is constant turmoil outside Chang'an. You must take good care of yourself," Consort Liu said softly, attempting to comfort Li Longji.

Li Longji smiled slightly, his body somewhat weak, but his expression remained firm: "Thanks to the Crown Prince and your assistance, I have no regrets. I only wish that the Tang Dynasty can overcome this calamity, and that will be enough for me."

Meanwhile, Gao Chen was busy in the palace, meticulously organizing everything to ensure there were no oversights during this critical period.

……

In the imperial court, Li Heng looked solemn, knowing that the most crucial moment had arrived.

Numerous forces are surging in the shadows, and the potential conflict could erupt at any moment, posing a life-or-death crisis for the Tang Dynasty.

"Brother, after today, Chang'an will probably no longer be peaceful." Li Bi sighed softly, a hint of worry in his eyes.

Li Heng turned around, patted Li Bi on the shoulder, and forced a reassuring smile: "It's alright, as long as Father is still alive, the Tang Dynasty will not be in chaos."

"We, your humble servants, are willing to follow Your Highness the Crown Prince to the death."

Several loyal ministers stepped forward, expressing their willingness to stand with the royal family through thick and thin...

Meanwhile, Li Mao was busily planning his final strategy.

"Your Highness, is everything ready?" the strategist asked with a hint of worry.

Li Mao remained silent for a moment, a complex expression on his face: "I know this matter is of utmost importance, but there is no turning back, only moving forward."

For a fleeting moment, deep down, Li Mao couldn't help but question whether his choice was right.

Meanwhile, on the frontier, An Lushan became increasingly excited upon learning of the movements in Chang'an.

"Lord An, are you really sure this time we can succeed?" someone asked from the side, their tone tinged with apprehension.

An Lushan's lips curled up slightly: "Success or failure hinges on this moment; we have no other choice."

He had imagined a thousand possibilities, but when faced with the choice of reality, he couldn't help but feel a little flustered...

at the same time.

Li Longji sat upright in the imperial study, listening to someone read memorials to him.

As the ruler of a country, facing such a situation, he couldn't help but feel a myriad of emotions.

"Consort Hua, am I really getting old? Why have I come to this point?" Li Longji asked softly, his eyes revealing an unprecedented sense of bewilderment.

Consort Liu held his hand and gently shook her head: "Your Majesty, you have done your best. Though your life is short, your illustrious name will live on forever. No matter when or where, we will always be with you."

Li Longji sighed deeply, his heart filled with mixed emotions.

Li Heng stood at the highest point of the palace, gazing out over the entire city of Chang'an.

"Your Highness, today's situation is no small matter. Do not be careless," the old minister Zhang Jiuling earnestly warned, his brows furrowed with worry.

Li Heng nodded, his expression solemn yet firm: "As the Crown Prince of the Tang Dynasty, I will think carefully before acting."

Meanwhile, Li Mao's residence was bustling with activity.

"Gentlemen, remember everything that happened today. Our actions are not only to change our own destiny, but also to rebuild the glory of the Tang Dynasty."

At this moment, news from the border pierced An Lushan's last remaining concerns like a sharp sword. The ambitious warlord looked up and gazed northward…

"The time has come. After today, the world will no longer be at peace," he murmured to himself.

Seeing this, his subordinates were invigorated and requested to set off immediately. An Lushan nodded slightly, signaling everyone to prepare for action.

Inside the Taiji Palace, Li Longji sat on the dragon throne, his expression revealing a hint of weariness.

"Your Majesty, the situation inside and outside Chang'an is urgent. You must take good care of your health." Consort Liu sat upright to the side, her tone very gentle.

Li Longji sighed helplessly, gazing out the window as the light began to appear: "The fate of the Tang Dynasty is not in my hands. I only hope that future generations can grasp the overall situation and stabilize the country."

At noon, Li Heng received an urgent message from the border that An Lushan had already begun his operation. Without hesitation, he quickly summoned his officials to discuss countermeasures.

"My esteemed ministers, An Lushan has launched a rebellion. The situation is urgent. Do any of you have a plan to deal with this?" Li Heng asked firmly.


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