Once he was transformed into Li Longji's eighteenth son, Li Hao, he soon had to experience his own mother trying to trick the prince, and he died of depression after succeeding.
My own father raped his wife Yang Yuhuan and had fun every day.
The prosperous Kaiyuan era was like a castle in the air under the extravagant desires of today's saints. Facing this crumbling building, what could Li Mao do?
Answer: Kill Li Longji!
But his father guarded his son more strictly than he guarded thieves. He had no real power, no team, and no ability. How could he achieve this great cause?
Answer: By lying!
Under the gaze of many spectators, Li Hao said: "I, the prince, give money!"
No one dared to refute, and no one did not try his best to collect money and contribute to him.
Everyone in the court regarded him as the master of the Ming Dynasty, and left Li Longji with nothing.
So how can my words be considered a lie?
