He transformed Lixiangyuan into a "Meituan-style information station", hid gunpowder in the opera box as "added desserts", and gave Hu biscuits to street children to deliver secret messages; he took Huang Chao's adopted son as his apprentice, taught him how to use Peking Opera clouds to hide secret messages, and coaxed military commanders to carve military mobilization symbols into allegro bamboo pieces as trendy accessories; he even painted a military list of the vassal town on the header of the emperor's "Palace of Immortality" playbook, euphemistically called it "a small note on drama pursuits." The most amazing thing is to discover that the birthmark on his forehead actually has the same style as the Chilong pattern on the imperial seal, which directly turns the Daming Palace into a scene of a scripted murder - the water sleeves in the Jinluan Palace are wrapped around the emperor's neck, and what is reflected in the short blade of the sleeve is not the rouge, but the head of the eunuch who was poisoned by him three years ago.
