In Han Ji's view, this Tang Dynasty was sick.

And the illness is not serious.

Many people will become worried about the country and the people, and even want to save the declining Tang Dynasty.

But Han Ji was different. He felt that the decline of Datang had nothing to do with him.

In essence, Han Ji still has the traditional literati thinking: I have read books, I am very talented, why the hell don’t you take advantage of me?

This is a common thought among scholars. Regardless of whether they are top academics or poor academics, as long as they read books, they will have such thoughts.

The origin is also very simple. In the Tang Dynasty, those who could study were very rare. Ordinary people could know a dozen characters in their lifetime, even if their life was not in vain. Some people could not even write their own names.

In this context, reading is the same as practicing cultivation. No matter whether you are in the Qi refining stage or Nascent Soul, anyone who has practiced it will be regarded as a god in the eyes of ordinary people.

Ordinary people will be in awe when they see scholars, and feel that they are as humble as ants.

Over time, scholars swell in this atmosphere and feel that they are gods.

The omnipotent God.

But the gods are still at the bottom, and the gods cannot stand on top of the world.

What a blindness, what a shame!

Therefore, they are full of complaints and feel that it is the world's fault that they are not reused.

Therefore, in fact, these expansions are caused by habit.

Han Ji originally had this idea, so when he served as Wen Simiao's staff, he came up with ruthless ideas.

Just like eating too much chili pepper will cause local pain, the idea of ​​being spicy is also a tightrope to walk.

Wen Simiao did not dare to adopt his idea. Later, when the prince fell, Wen Simiao tricked Han Ji in order to eliminate future troubles.

This was a major turning point in Han Ji's life.

If it hadn't been for this turning point, if he had followed his temperament, sooner or later he would have been unlucky because of his arrogance and sinister ideas, and would have even led to the death of his entire family.

After being exiled, he reflected on the first half of his life and thought a lot. When he thought about the times when he was arrogant, sweat dripped down his spine. When he thought about the times when he was daring, he couldn't help but be afraid.

Many times, while suffering tortures you, it also helps you.

In the process of this disaster, Han Ji continued to grow through reflection.

He knows his mistakes and is willing to correct them.

But there was one thing he didn't want to do, and that was to be loyal to the emperor.

While planning for Wen Simiao, Han Ji learned many royal secrets through Wen Simiao.

The scandals between the Supreme Emperor and Li Mi and his son kept coming to his ears.

It turns out that the emperor is like this bird?

Then why do I still respect him?

Coupled with the hardships he experienced when he was exiled, Han Ji's life goals changed.

There will be a big commotion in this life!

What makes the most noise?

rebel!

Therefore, in his eyes, the ambitious Yang Xuan became the vehicle for him to achieve his goals.

Young man, do you want me to help you rebel?

Yang Xuan has always had an ambiguous attitude.

When Northern Xinjiang was in the hands of Yang Xuan, Han Ji felt that this goal should be established.

Therefore, he plans to have a serious talk with his boss in the near future.

But I didn't expect that something like this would happen today, and it just happened to be an opportunity.

So, let’s talk!

Han Ji felt that he could persuade Yang Xuan - you have become a traitor in the eyes of the emperor. In this life, including your children and grandchildren, no one can live a stable life. What is the only solution?

Be independent and rebel!

He prepared many arguments.

But these arguments collapsed before Yang Xuan's words.

"No, it's about rebellion."

Buzz!

Han Ji felt a sudden shock in his mind.

Many things in the past were recalled one by one.

The sudden appearance of Lin Feibao and others, and their tacit cooperation.

Yi Niang's weirdness.

Cao Ying's weirdness.

"I always thought that the husband should be from a certain aristocratic family, that is, a child of one of those down-and-out aristocratic families."

Han Ji is very smart, but people who are too smart tend to be stubborn and fall into their own logical cycle and cannot extricate themselves.

"Yes!" Yang Xuan nodded, "I'm in despair."

The former prince's son became a village hunter.

Han Ji looked at Yang Xuan, "Dare you ask Mr. Lang..."

"My late father was buried in Gongling."

Han Ji's body shook.

He has been thinking about the inner meaning of the so-called rebellion.

There is no doubt that the target of the rebellion was Emperor Li Mi. But what about Yang Xuan’s identity?

What identity did he use to rebel?

The children and grandchildren of the important ministers who were killed by Li Mi?

When he heard the word "Gongling", Han Ji's body shook and he stood up with his support.

"Huang Linxiong..."

Now that I think about it, what an outstanding guard that was.

Ordinary dignitaries cannot afford it and cannot use it.

Outside the door, a majestic body blocked the light.

Lin Feibao handed over his hand, "Commander of the Qiu Long Guard, Lin Feibao."

Han Ji sat down and laughed loudly.

"Ha ha ha ha!"

The lung capacity is good, but a little disrespectful... Yang Xuan silently took a sip of wine.

Put down the glass.

Take a light breath.

bite!

It was as if something was blocking Han Ji's throat.

The laughter stopped abruptly.

Han Ji stood up.

Come out and salute solemnly.

"Han Ji, I have met my lord!"

Yang Xuan smiled and said, "Change your name!"

Han Ji suppressed the excitement in his heart and said, "Then, Your Highness!"

Yang Xuan sighed, "It should still be the same!"

Han Ji stood on one side.

"Sit!" Yang Xuan pointed to the opposite side.

"This is the first time for a king and his minister, I should be respectful."

"There's no such rule, just sit down!" Yang Xuan had a headache.

Liu Qing didn't have so much trouble back then.

Han Ji sat down with a straight posture.
To be continued...