Yang Guozhong also started with Li Heng's family and attacked Li Heng's favorite concubine at the time.

Li Heng had to divorce again to keep his position as prince.

At this time, Li Heng lived in fear every day, worrying that he would be deposed at any time.

The majestic prince of the empire actually had to resort to divorce and mutilation twice to save himself. Li Heng originally thought that he would never be able to wait until the day he succeeded to the throne.

But God is ever-changing, and just when Li Heng was already desperate, two coups changed everything.

An Lushan's rebellion caused his father, who regarded himself as a saint, to fall from the altar.

The incident in Maweipo made Li Heng see clearly that his father was just a frail old man, and he had to abandon his beloved concubine to survive just like he did back then.

Li Heng did not follow the emperor into Sichuan, but went to Lingwu and gathered troops to fight against Anlu Mountain.

Afterwards, Fang Guan persuaded the emperor to abdicate and Li Heng Lingwu ascended the throne.

But his father in Shu was still a thorn in Li Heng's heart.

The soldiers and horses in Shu are all subordinates of Yang Guozhong, and they are Yang Guozhong's mortal enemy. Will they support their father on the throne again?

"Your Majesty! Great victory in Chang'an!" Yu Chaoen rushed in panting, kowtowed to Li Heng and said.

"Okay!" Li Heng stood up immediately, and the gloom of the past few days was gone.

He trembled his fingers and said: "Rewards! Soldiers on the front line will be rewarded heavily!"

Yu Chaoen continued: "Your Majesty, the governor of Longyou has stayed in the backyard and jointly sent a letter with thirty-two ministers of the imperial court, asking your majesty to welcome the emperor back to Luan Chang'an."
Chapter completed!