After transmigrating to the second year of the Zhenguan era in the Tang dynasty, Xu Chen opens a small tavern and lies flat, waiting for his System to charge.
Locusts ravage the land. Emperor Taizong issues an edict accepting blame, and the court and people are gripped by anxiety.
Two regular customers take turns asking him for advice on state policy.
Xu Chen speaks his mind, every word hitting the mark and exposing numerous hidden dangers.
When they ask what he thinks of the emperor, Xu Chen casually replies, "I'll just sit back and watch."
Old Li across the table falls silent for a long time.
Xu Chen has no idea that the customer drinking in front of him is none other than the reigning emperor, Li Shimin!
Their casual conversation is about to set the whole Tang dynasty in turmoil.
Nothing wrong? Was it poisoned in Chapter 3? Isn't it true that the ancients said that locusts are poisonous? Because when they encountered it, it was already a locust plague. It was not poisonous and would kill people if eaten 🙂. He also said that the solution to the locust plague is to eat. In the early stage, greens can still be eaten. Later, the locust plague comes and asks you to eat more.
Summarizing history, each sentence is divided into paragraphs, and it is not poisonous to restore the plague of locusts.