The heavens start from saving Daming

Chapter 435

Li Chengqian's demise, if traced back to the source, is even related to Li Yunze.

The reason is very simple, it is precisely because Li Yunze proposed to establish a reserve secretly, Li Er chose to discuss with Li Chengqian after careful consideration for several days.

Even if Li Er's imperial decree to guarantee the secret establishment of the reserve was written in his name, Li Chengqian, it still couldn't prevent Li Chengqian from falling into a huge mental breakdown.

He was told since he was a child that you are the prince and that you will be the emperor in the future.

And Li Chengqian has always wanted to do this for so many years.

But suddenly his father didn't love him anymore. It was the father who said he wanted to take away the crown prince, and Li Chengqian's mentality immediately collapsed.

After so many years of suffering, it turned out to be nothing in the end?

With boundless anger in his heart, Li Chengqian rode his horse and galloped on Zhuque Street, and then, as expected, he fell off the galloping horse in a trance.

He fell heavily, not to mention multiple fractures in his body, and there were signs of internal bleeding.

The reason why he was unconscious was because of internal bleeding that caused inflammation and fever, and then he was talking nonsense.

Li Er and his wife went to the doctor in a hurry, which of course also conforms to the concept of this era.

Li Yunze stepped forward to check.

The imperial physicians had already done preliminary treatment, but the really tricky thing was the internal bleeding.

Li Yunze first checked Li Chengqian's head, and by observing his temples and eyes, he confirmed that the amount of intracranial hemorrhage was not large, at least there was no congested and protruding eyes, which would not cause severe brain compression or form brain herniation.

Then he took off his clothes and began to examine his chest and abdomen.

The heart is identified first, followed by the liver, and then the spleen.

Li Chengqian was lucky, these are extremely important, and the parts that need emergency surgery in case of bleeding are still intact.

Then there is the respiratory system, that is, the lungs. Under the pressure, Li Chengqian coughed up blood.

The eldest grandson empress next to her, seeing her eldest son vomiting blood, collapsed in Li Er's arms in distraught.

Li Er was also extremely anxious, but he knew that now was not the time to talk.

I felt the ribs, and after careful examination, it was determined that the injury was not that serious.

It is about lung contusion and laceration, and the amount of bleeding is not very large.

Of course, the imperial physicians had already dealt with the fractures in the hands and feet, but there was obviously something wrong, so Li Yunze put it aside for the time being after a quick glance.

Clapped his hands and stood up, nodded to Li Er, "It's not serious."

Hearing this, Li Er and his wife breathed a sigh of relief.

Li Yunze judged whether it was serious based on whether it needed to be taken to the modern world urgently for medical surgery.

Li Chengqian's condition has not yet reached that level.

The next step was treatment, and Li Yunze also brought related equipment and medicines.

The first thing is to re-treat the wound, disinfect it and bandage it to stop the bleeding, and then use dehydration medicine on the head for treatment.

As for the lungs, hemostatic drugs were used to prevent infection, and then the anti-inflammatory drugs were hydrated and poured down.

The next step is to re-bandage and fix the fracture, and install a fixed splint to prevent Li Chengqian from falling into a cripple like in history.

Finally, hang a bottle of normal saline infusion on the pole, and it is basically the end.

Facing the nervous family members of the patient, Li Yunze comforted him, "It's okay, just stay young and strong for a while, and you'll get better after recuperating."

Empress Changsun, who was crying into tears, hurriedly wanted to salute, but was avoided by Li Yunze, "It doesn't have to be like this."

Then he looked at Li Er, "Your Majesty, it's time for your imperial doctors to change."

Li Er immediately frowned, "Why did you say that?"

Li Yunze pointed at Li Chengqian's leg and said, "If the bandages were done according to their previous treatment, the prince will definitely become a cripple after he recovers from his injuries. It's hard to say, who took advantage of it and did it on purpose."

Li Chengqian's downfall in history has great doubts.

He just broke his leg, not lost his leg.

The imperial doctors dealt with the fracture, but they couldn't even set the bone, which directly caused Li Chengqian to become crippled.

With such technical strength, how dare you call him an imperial doctor?
Li Chengqian was completely abnormal, and the incentive was to become a cripple. After all, if a cripple became emperor, it would inevitably arouse a lot of opposition.

Li Er's face was terribly dark, his bright eyes gradually converged into a needle point, and he swept across the imperial doctors like a blade.

With a big wave of his hand, he didn't listen to the cry of injustice from the imperial doctors, and directly ordered everyone to drag him down for strict interrogation.

And those who went out with the prince today will also be strictly interrogated.

For these matters, Li Yunze will not participate and is too lazy to participate.

After leaving the doctor's order and medicine, he quickly said goodbye and left.

However, when he left, he was very enthusiastic with Yuan Tiangang's master and apprentice, and it was quite a scene of seeing each other and hating the late.

Seeing Yuan Tiangang's master and apprentice invite Li Yunze to visit his Taoist temple, and seeing their backs going away, Li Er couldn't help laughing out loud.

After finally calming down, Empress Zhangsun tucked Li Chengqian into a quilt, and asked curiously when she saw this scene, "What's so funny?"

Li Er said quietly, "Yuan Tiangang is about to lose his treasure."

After seeing Yuan Tiangang's method of smearing sulfur powder on the talisman paper to ignite it, Li Yunze gave up the idea of ​​learning some skills from them.

In this way, there are many online platforms.

The reason why they are still so enthusiastic, of course, is that they have other plans.

In this regard, as a former victim, Li Er saw it very clearly.

The things that can attract Li Yunze's attention are of course national treasures, and they have long been lost in later generations, leaving only legends.

Like "Lanting Collection Preface", it is also Wang Xizhi's "Goose Post".

It is rumored that the book sage Wang Xizhi is fond of geese, and in his era, he is undoubtedly the superstar of the emperor, and everyone is proud to get his calligraphy.

The Shanyin Taoist also wanted to ask Wang Xizhi to write a scripture, but there were too many people asking for the holy calligraphy, and he couldn't get his turn at all.

At this time, it is natural to want to give gifts.

Ordinary gifts are of course not in the eyes of a scholar. What kind of gifts have you never seen before?

The Taoist priest chose to do what he liked.

Knowing that Wang Xizhi liked geese, the Taoist raised a large flock of geese, and when they grew up, they wandered around the places Wang Xizhi often haunted.

Unsurprisingly, when Wang Xizhi saw this group of big, white and plump geese, all the geese came down immediately.

The latter is a matter of course.

The Taoist sent the big goose to Wang Xizhi in exchange for a piece of regular script "Huang Ting Jing".

It is precisely because of this story that this "Huang Ting Jing" is called "Exchanging Goose Posts".

Li Bai once wrote a poem for this story, "If the mountain warriors meet each other, they should write Huangting for a white goose." '

Coincidentally, this "Goose Exchange Post" has been circulated, and now it has fallen into the hands of Yuan Tiangang.

In history, Yuan Tiangang couldn't resist the pressure, and finally dedicated this treasure to Li Er, who was a fan of Wang Youjun. Li Er, who couldn't put it down, even asked Chu Suiliang to write the postscript himself.

But now, Li Yunze plans to cut off the beard directly.

When they came to the Taoist temple, the two sides sat down and chatted separately.

During the conversation, Li Yunze picked up the secrets of Taoism at his fingertips, memorized the classics of Taoism fluently, and even told some fairy tales in rhythmic tones, which made the master and apprentice listen with gusto.

He knew very well what it means to have more haste than to make more money, and it's not okay to want something good when they meet for the first time, so after chatting and having dinner together, Li Yunze quickly said his goodbyes and left.

When he left the Taoist temple, the young Li Chunfeng asked in detail, "Master, this person came here for a request."

"know."

With the smile on his face gone, Yuan Tiangang stroked his goatee and said, "Let's see what he can do."

Li Yunze on the way home over there was laughing, "Just make sure it's in your hands."

Back in Li Family Manor, Li Yunze was thinking about how to get a goose exchange post, but he got a piece of news.

"Fu Yun Khan committed suicide."

It was Li Ji's family general who came to report the letter, and also brought the agreed bet, two pages of "Luo Shen Fu Tu".

When Li Yunze was admiring the album, the family general said, "My father-in-law has something to say, and he wants to make an appointment with uncle."

Before he finished speaking, Li Yunze simply waved his hand, "Send off the guests. Go back and tell Mr. Li that once the things are in my hands, don't even try to get them back. I won't accept any bets."

Lao Yin wants to pass the bet even more than Li Ji, and then win this treasure back, how could Li Yunze give him a chance!
In the following days, Li Yunze was happily admiring "Luo Shen Fu Tu" in Li Family Village, while planning how to get the remaining chapters, and how to get the goose-changing post from Yuan Tiangang.

The city of Chang'an was naturally unstable, and Li Chengqian's fall from the horse brought great excitement to Li Er, but on the contrary, it strengthened his belief in secretly establishing a reserve and establishing a virtuous man but not a heir.

Can't even bear this kind of thing, how will Li Chengqian inherit the promised Tang Dynasty in the future!
In anger, Li Er slapped Li Chengqian's teachers in the face with the first slap.

These rotten Confucians were forced to retire and return to their hometowns.

What followed was the news of the secret establishment of a reserve.

As soon as the news came out, it undoubtedly caused an uproar in the court.

For the civil servants, it is XX correct, it is a tradition, and it is the best choice for them.

Because civil servants seek stability, only when they are stable can they be officials and make good money.

But for the emperor, it is naturally better to establish a virtuous person.

Starting from Liu Bang and Li Han, how can the successive dynasties of establishing a direct line and standing up a head have a good end?
After Liu Ying's death, the turmoil of Zhulu's destruction, Yang Yong, who was established in the former Sui Dynasty, led to the death of Yang Guang II. In the Tang Dynasty, Li Er himself took Li Jiancheng's position. In history, Li Chengqian even rebelled.

In the future, Zhao Guangyi took the position of his elder brother with the sound of an ax and candle shadow, Huizong and his son were taken away to make it easier for Wan Yangou, Zhu Biao's death directly led to the Battle of Jingnan and so on.

A capable prince has no chance, but an incompetent eldest son can rely on his blood to rise to power and destroy everything.

For civil servants, it doesn't matter even if they change dynasties, because whoever becomes the emperor needs them to govern the country, of course it is for stability.

And the emperor wants to succeed forever, so choosing a good heir is the most important thing.

At this point, Mite Qing is the only one that does well.

The reason is very simple, all civil servants with bones who dared to oppose were killed, and the rest were slaves who could only kowtow.

Here in Datang, if it were another emperor, even Li Longji would probably not be able to withstand the voice of opposition.

In the Tang Dynasty for more than 200 years, only Li Er can have this courage!
(End of this chapter)