The involvement behind the battle for the crown prince can be said to be inextricably linked, and the impact is extremely complex and huge.
Li Yunze is very clear about this.
So he just gave Li Er the solution and gave him one more choice.
After all, it seems that Li Chengqian's tuba is about to become useless. Now he either has to practice the trumpet again, or he needs to take a heavy step and directly rebuild the tuba.
How to choose in the end is Li Er's business.
It's a good thing that I didn't become an emperor after traveling through time. It really saved me a lot of trouble.
Leaving the embarrassing matter to Li Er to deal with, Li Yunze leisurely left the Daming Palace, got into the carriage with Wu Meiniang who was waiting outside, and headed for Lijiazhuang.
"Master," Wu Meiniang asked from inside the carriage, "Are you discussing with His Majesty the prince?"
Hearing this, Li Yunze was greatly surprised, "How do you know?"
He was really surprised that Wu Meiniang, a little girl, could actually guess what he and Li Er were talking about. Her intelligence was almost that of a demon.
"I saw it when you were leaving." Wu Meiniang covered her mouth and chuckled, "Your Majesty has been looking at the prince."
"oh."
Li Yunze breathed a sigh of relief, it turned out that he had observed in advance.
"You have practiced music with Li Chengqian and the others for a long time before." Now that the topic was brought up, Li Yunze also took advantage of the situation and asked, "What do you think of this person?"
"My ability is not bad." Wu Meiniang raised her little hand to support her chin, "She is also more generous in doing things, but she has a bad temper and gets angry easily."
Li Yunze nodded slowly, acknowledging this.
It is said that Li Chengqian's temperament changed drastically after he broke his leg while riding a horse. In fact, it was just an introduction. The essence was that he could not withstand the harsh education for many years, and he was depressed and under too much pressure, which led to an explosion.
The root of all this is naturally Li Er.
Li Er himself was not in the right position, and he was a wise emperor who considered himself to be as good as the Qin Emperor and the Han Dynasty. Naturally, he had extremely strict requirements for his successor.
In Li Er's view, he had been here like this since he was a child. He even joined the army when he was a teenager and was beaten with a military stick by someone named Yun.
It is no big deal if your heir is educated strictly.
But he had forgotten what kind of background he had. He had fierce competition and fought all the way since he was a child.
Since Li Chengqian was appointed as the crown prince, no one can compete with him.
At the same time, he is still skilled in the hands of women in the deep palace and has never received any cruel experience in the true sense.
In this situation, the education that is more terrifying than 996 lasts for many years, and it is difficult to think of him as a pervert.
Seeing that Li Yunze was silent, Wu Meiniang thought for a while, turned her beautiful eyes quietly and said, "Master, the prince is interested in me."
"Uh-huh?"
Li Yunze looked over in surprise, "No way?"
It's not that Li Yunze looked down on Wu Meiniang's charm, it was simply because he was influenced by history books and thought Li Chengqian liked glass products.
"Hmm."
Wu Meiniang covered her mouth and said with a smile, "I've seen that look in his eyes a lot. He always wants to get close to me but doesn't dare to come forward or say anything when face to face. I thought the prince would be bolder than others."
Some, without even thinking about it, he would hesitate to speak and even blush."
Li Yunze also smiled, "Meiniang is really loved by everyone, and flowers bloom when they see her."
Wu Meiniang's smile became even wider, but she soon stopped smiling. There was a hint of resentment in her beautiful eyes, and she gently looked at Li Yunze.
‘Tsk tsk.’
With so much going on at this age, it’s no wonder that Li Zhi was so fascinated.
Fortunately, Li Yunze is a gentleman with principles and bottom line. Before the girl reaches the warning line, he will never cross the threshold.
Wu Meiniang, who was showing off her charm, saw Li Yunze had no reaction, and immediately turned her head angrily and looked out the window.
Since the last attack by the Goguryeo people, Li Yunze recruited a group of veterans who had retired due to injuries from the Tang army as generals.
Of course, their main job is to protect Wu Meiniang and others. Li Yunze himself will not be afraid of the force of this world.
Now there are only the generals on horseback outside the window, and it is pitch black and nothing can be seen.
When the little girl loses her temper, Li Yunze naturally wants to appease her.
In Wu Meiniang's opinion, Li Yunze is a free and easy person like a god, with earth-shattering abilities, and he speaks nicely and she likes him very much.
After a few words, he was amused, and he returned to Lijiazhuang happily.
I originally thought that I could live a stable life for a while, after all, there haven't been any big events to pay attention to recently.
But I never thought that after just a few comfortable days, something would happen.
On this day, Li Yunze was teaching Wu Meiniang painting in the backyard, and the two were creating a beautiful work "Wind Plum Blossoms and Snow" together.
But unexpectedly, a palace guard came flying with Li Er's imperial edict, calling Li Yunze to enter the palace quickly.
After reading the imperial edict, I realized that it was Prince Li Chengqian who fell off his horse while riding.
He originally thought that his fate had been changed, but he never thought that he would not be able to escape this disaster.
Putting away the imperial edict, Li Yunze asked doubtfully, "Why don't you go to Taoist Sun about this matter?"
When it comes to medical skills, Sun Simiao is naturally more reassuring.
The perspiring imperial eunuch hurriedly explained, "Sun Shenxian has gone to Jiangnan."
"oh."
Li Yunze suddenly remembered that Sun Simiao's trip to Jiangnan was related to him.
With the large-scale promotion of Champa rice, Datang began to accelerate the development of Jiangnan.
It's just that an epidemic is raging in the local area, which has seriously affected related work.
This disease is called potbelly disease locally, but Li Yunze knows its real source, which is called schistosomiasis.
After the initial success in preventing and controlling smallpox, Sun Simiao eagerly urged Li Yunze to continue to develop technology to eliminate the disease that was raging in the Tang Dynasty.
Just in time for the imperial court to carry out large-scale development of Jiangnan, Sun Simiao rushed to Jiangnan to deal with schistosomiasis with the pharmaceutical equipment and corresponding technical books given by Li Yunze.
Like most serious diseases, prevention of schistosomiasis is the first priority.
Sun Simiao, who was canonized as a real person by Li Er, arrived in Jiangnan with the imperial edict. According to the requirements of Li Yunze's book, the first thing he did was to mobilize everyone to eliminate the snails.
Parasites, hosts, and the host process are not mentioned at all, and few people will understand if they are mentioned.
Sun Simiao directly stated that "if you eat snails, you will get potbelly disease."
Just one sentence is enough.
While eradicating oncomelania on a large scale, Sun Simiao also used the medicine provided by Li Yunze, which was simply quicklime mixed with 666, to strictly disinfect areas where schistosomiasis broke out.
At the same time, everyone is required to wear long rubber shoes and waders when working in paddy fields.
The rubber planted before the Tang Dynasty has not yet reached the harvest year.
What is used now was brought over from the modern world.
Fortunately, the quantity is sufficient and the dosage is not as large as expected. It is not difficult to manufacture rubber shoes in large quantities.
Then we collect the local traditional Chinese medicine Artemisia annua and make it into medicine to treat potbelly disease.
China's traditional Chinese medicine is actually very effective. After all, it has gone through thousands of years of clinical trials.
Even many important pharmaceutical ingredients are extracted from traditional Chinese medicine.
The most fundamental reason why so many people are clamoring that Chinese medicine is useless and useless is because of profit.
Needless to say more specific details, just look at what drugs are used in the hospital.
A few days ago, Sun Simiao took time out of his busy schedule to write a letter of thanks to Li Yunze.
Thanks to Li Yunze for saving thousands of people who are threatened by potbelly disease.
It's really rare for Mr. Sun to write a letter of thanks. Usually, other people write letters of thanks to him.
Thinking of Li Yunze like this, he asked Wu Meiniang to continue painting with peace of mind, while she went out with the imperial eunuch, mounted her horse, and rushed all the way to Chang'an City.
It was a matter of the prince, so the palace guards holding the tiger talisman and the imperial edict were naturally speeding along unimpeded, and even the city gate officials did not dare to stop him.
After finally entering the palace and arriving at the gate of a side hall, Li Yunze smelled a smell of sulfur before he even entered.
He was greatly surprised in his heart: "What kind of injury is it like? You actually need to use sulfur?"
After entering the hall, I discovered that it turned out to be two Taoist priests, one old and one young, holding mahogany swords in their hands and stepping on the seven-star formation.
Li Yunze was not in a hurry and watched quietly as the two Taoist priests completed the entire process as smoothly as they could.
After they burned all the talisman paper coated with sulfur, Li Yunze stepped forward and saluted, "May I ask you two fellow Taoists, where did you learn from me?"
Li Er and Empress Changsun, who were next to the bed over there, were already anxious, but they couldn't be disturbed. They could only look at this side anxiously.
A look of surprise flashed in the eyes of the old Taoist priest, and he quickly returned the greeting, "My poor Taoist master and disciple are disciples of the Yin and Yang Five Planets Sect. Dare you ask me, my friend?"
"ah."
Li Yunze nodded clearly, "It turns out he is the descendant of Guiguzi. I have admired him for a long time."
Seeing Li Yunze shouting out his inheritance, the old Taoist priest was shocked and quickly saluted again, "Don't you dare, don't you dare, ask my friend!"
"I once became a disciple of Erxianshan Luo Zhenren, who is from the lineage of Huanglong Zhenren in Magu Cave."
The old Taoist priest looked shocked and hurriedly saluted again, "It's actually the direct descendant of Emperor Ziwei, the ninth-grade Heavenly Official of the Shangyuan Dynasty! Disrespect, disrespect!"
Li Er was also interested over there and walked over to ask, "I never thought that you are actually a descendant of Tianguan?"
The so-called Emperor Ziwei, the first-rank nine-qi heavenly official of the Shangyuan Dynasty, is too long. He has an easy-to-understand name, called Yuanshi Tianzun.
In folk terms, it is usually called Tianguan.
It is the heavenly official who determines the sins and blessings of the world on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, commonly known as the heavenly official who bestows blessings.
The fifteenth day of the first lunar month is his Christmas.
China also has its own Christmas day, which falls on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month.
Li Er has been looking for the origin of Li Yunze, and he never thought that he would finally find out today. He is indeed a man among the gods!
Li Yunze returned the salute and quickly changed the subject, "What are you doing?"
"After Cheng Qian fell from the horse, he was unconscious and always talking nonsense." Li Er explained, "I was worried that he was possessed by an evil spirit, so I specially invited Masters Yuan Tiangang and Li Chunfeng to do something to expel the evil spirit."
"oh."
Li Yunze understood, it turned out to be Yuan Tiangang and Li Chunfeng. No wonder the dancing masters danced so smoothly.