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Summary

In Chapter 149 of "The One Adored by Thousands," Liu Che grapples with the antics of the centenarian Fei Tong, who defies norms and challenges the emperor's authority. Despite his age, Fei Tong remains vibrant and influential, even fathering a child with his young concubine. The narrative delves into the political dynamics of the court, highlighting the tension between Liu Che and Fei Tong, who questions the royal family's financial practices. Fei Tong suggests that the royal family should be more self-sufficient, citing A Jiao's successful management of Nagato Palace as an example. Liu Che, although initially resistant, acknowledges A Jiao's capabilities. The chapter also touches on the strategic deployment of Yun Lang and the internal power struggles within the court, with Fei Tong advocating for A Jiao's increased influence. The story concludes with A Jiao undergoing moxibustion treatment, determined to have a child, while the court continues to navigate its complex political landscape.

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