Grace of the Prosperous Tang.

Summary

In the White Tiger Hall, tension filled the air as Lord Li Yuan faced pressure from civil officials and military generals to advance troops despite his personal turmoil over his wife's illness and his son's absence. Li Yuan, known for his kindness, was visibly angered by the insistence of his advisors, who argued that waiting could lead to dire consequences. The officials, including Duan Xiong and Liu Wenjing, pushed for immediate action against Chang'an, citing the urgency of the situation. Despite his initial reluctance, Li Yuan recognized the need for a decisive plan, ultimately considering the suggestion to let his son lead the troops while he managed the rear, balancing his familial concerns with military obligations.

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