The Great Idle Person of the Zhenguan Era.

Summary

Li Su's bold actions were driven by a genuine desire for justice, but also revealed the complexities of human nature. The majority of people are weak and fearful, but can be brave when pushed to the limit. Li Su's willingness to take a stand was commendable, but also raised questions about the depths of human nature. Cheng Yaojin's conversation with Li Su was like a thorn, piercing the hearts of those who listened, making them reflect on their own actions. The construction of the Daming Palace was a ruse to purge the court of those who harbor malicious intentions. The emperor feared the noble families and aristocratic clans, who have infiltrated the imperial court and secretly opposed him. Li Su, having caught on to the hint, suspected that the truth was about to be revealed. Cheng Yaojin's visit to Li Su in prison was to reveal the truth behind the construction of the Daming Palace. Li Su's actions, though admirable, were also driven by impulsiveness and a desire for justice. Cheng Yaojin's words, though kind, were also laced with a sense of complexity and intrigue. The conversation between the two was a reflection of the complexities of human nature, where the lines between right and wrong are often blurred. The emperor's plan to purge the court was a drastic measure, but one that was necessary to maintain power and stability. Li Su's involvement in the plan was unexpected, but also revealing of the lengths to which people will go to achieve justice. The conversation also highlighted the tension between the emperor and the noble families, who have a rich history of opposing the emperor. The emperor's fear of the noble families was palpable, and his plan to purge the court was a desperate attempt to maintain power. Li Su's involvement in the plan was a testament to the complexities of human nature, where the desire for justice can lead people to make unexpected choices.

Full content