If an emperor with a narrow mind, Wei Zheng would be punished with serious crimes in the nine clans, and would be pulled out of his body and crushed his bones and ashes.

Emperor Tang only overturned Wei Zheng's tomb and did not blame his family and descendants. He was already extremely generous.

But Li Hongru had no lack of doubts in his thoughts.

If the Immortal Court had not targeted Emperor Tang maliciously, the rest would be Brahmins and Buddhism.

The former was defeated and still has difficulty returning home, while the latter had not preached to the Tang Dynasty at that time, and there were few conflicts of interest, so it was difficult to directly initiate such rash behavior.

The Brahmins had reasons to target Emperor Tang in their early years, but even in the battle of Xingsuchuan, Buddhas such as Brahma did not use this kind of thing to threaten them.

Nowadays, Brahmins want to make friends with the Tang Dynasty. If there is a curse, they should choose to stop this behavior.

Emperor Tang also knew Wei Zheng's words, and there was little malice towards Brahmins in his attitude.

Li Hongru was confused for a while.

As for the Taoist people who suspected that the Immortal Court did not accept discipline in the lower realm, Li Hongru suspected that this might be talking about Yuan Shoucheng.

But for the Tianshi Sect who wanted to be on the court, doing this seems to be of no benefit.

For Li Hongru, he knew a lot of things, but many things seemed to be in a vicious cycle, making it difficult for him to figure it out.
Chapter completed!