The moment the imperial edict hit his face, Xu Che almost laughed out loud - he was the most talented man in the Tang Dynasty, but was forced by Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty to use a unruly princess as his consort? The civil and military officials of all dynasties were waiting to see him beaten to death, and the elders of the three dynasties jointly signed a letter to chop off his head. But he gently shook his folding fan: "What a coincidence, I played to death nine princes in my previous life." Princess Changle held up the poisoned wine and sneered. He overturned the wine table with his backhand and grabbed the imperial edict: "Your Highness, I will teach you how to rebel so as not to implicate the nine tribes." That night, all the official seals of the six ministries of Chang'an City disappeared, and three days later they returned to the desk intact. Hundreds of officials knelt and wailed outside the Tai Chi Hall. Li Shimin stared at the extra copy of "Three Provinces and Six Parts Reorganization" on the case, sweating on his forehead: "Son-in-law, are you trying to copy my old records?"
