Conferred Gods: Start with a Phoenix clone

Chapter 1528 New Problems and Old Friends

Deng Chanyu did not rush to the 13th year of Zhenguan. If those guys wanted to ambush her, let them ambush her.

She left Jinshan Temple and returned to Chang'an City again.

An important attraction of Chang'an City in Mr. Wu's writing is the "36 flower and willow lanes and 72 orchestral towers". The old man seems to be very concerned about these places, and his words are full of yearning.
Last time I came in a hurry and only went to look for the Skeleton King. I didn't have time to take a closer look at Chang'an City. Thinking of Old Wu's expectations, Deng Chanyu also went for a walk this time.

The result can only be described as unsatisfactory. Daji is the emperor of the underworld. She does not discriminate against the dead, but she still finds it a little hard to accept the living dancing with skeletons. This place is too urbanized.

There wasn't much fun to do, so she wandered around for two days and then got down to business.

The first stop is to find Miss Yin who likes playing basketball.

Miss Yin had the most suspicious points in the whole incident. Liu Hong did not tie her to a chair. As a prefect, she had a lot of social engagements. Miss Yin had plenty of opportunities to run away if she wanted to, but she chose not to. Instead, she stayed married to Liu Hong for eighteen years.

A god reminded her in a dream to take good care of the newborn Tang Monk. Miss Yin turned around and placed Tang Monk on a wooden board, leaving the baby to fend for himself.

Could you give the baby away? Could you leave it at the temple gate? Any option would be better than throwing it in the river, right?
There are a lot of similar doubts.

Deng Chanyu tried to send a dream to Miss Yin, but she didn't expect that the only living person in the Prime Minister's Mansion was immune to dreams. Her sleep level was very light and she would wake up at the slightest stimulation.

Deng Chanyu guessed that Miss Yin might have subconsciously sensed that something was wrong in the Prime Minister's Mansion and had been afraid to sleep soundly. Only after leaving Chang'an did she feel some sense of security.

You can send dreams in the future, but not now.

Deng Chanyu tried several methods but failed, so she had to change her target.

Miss Yin has the most suspicious points, followed by Monk Fa Ming, and the third is Li Shimin.

There are many problems with the Tang Dynasty court.

The water bandit Liu Hong pretended to be Chen Guangrui to take office. Not to mention the differences in their speech and behavior, he had been the prefect of Jiangzhou for eighteen years.

Don't you need to report to the capital? Don't you need to take the Prime Minister's daughter back to visit her parents?
You're the prefect, you're not moving from your position, and your people are so honest, don't they want to be promoted? Even Hai Rui and Bao Zheng were found guilty of numerous flaws in their personal and public morality by the censors, but Liu Hong's reputation is so good, flawless? In eighteen years, not even a single false accusation was made against him?
These problems do not exist in the Tang Dynasty.

After Liu Hong's affair was exposed, Li Shimin was furious and ordered Yin Kaishan to lead 60,000 imperial guards to Jiangzhou to suppress the bandits.

Putting aside the question of whether the Tang Dynasty had such a title as the Imperial Guard, what kind of bandits would require 60,000 troops to suppress? Was it to fight the Turks? Or was it to deal with the Ming Cult, whose "raging fire would burn my body"?

Judging from how things developed subsequently, it seemed that Yin Kaishan had captured Liu Hong with just a few yamen runners, and there was no need for 60,000 troops at all.

As an emperor who conquered the world on horseback, it is surprising that Li Shimin was so ignorant of military affairs.

When Li Shimin was dragged to the underworld, he was terrified after just a few threats, which was completely inconsistent with his previous character. The same was true of his treatment of Tang Sanzang. Tang Sanzang had been the "Great Monk of the World" for only eight days and the "Imperial Brother" for only one day before he was sent out to obtain the scriptures.

What did Li Shimin give Tang Sanzang? Two servants, a horse, a pass, and a purple gold alms bowl. And then what? Nothing more! Not a penny!
What level of skill do those two servants possess? Just after leaving Tang territory, the three of them, along with their horses, fell into a pit. The original text says, "Tripitaka panicked, his followers trembled with fear." Tang Sanzang was a notoriously timid person, and now his servants are almost as courageous as him. Just how strong is that? Putting aside their martial arts skills, just judging by their courage, it's clear they aren't elite members of the Shen Ce Army.

Li Shimin was extremely cruel to Tang Monk, who worked for him and risked his life to go to the Western world to obtain Buddhist scriptures. This way of treating people is not worthy of the title of "the greatest emperor of all time".

Deng Chanyu was ready to break the deadlock with Emperor Taizong of Tang.

The Yin-Yang Patriarch had been planning for who knows how many years at this point in time. He could bypass the destiny of humanity little by little and attack Li Shimin through many arrangements. Deng Chanyu was still in that untouchable state. She could not bypass the destiny of humanity, so she could not use the method of sending dreams to the little monk to deal with Li Shimin, but she had other ways.

"I miss it so much." She walked into the Daming Palace. It was called Daming, but it was actually the imperial palace of the Tang Dynasty.

It took her a little time and she found the imperial seal with the help of a trace of energy. This thing was her seal of the Princess of Shu Kingdom. When she completely left the Han Dynasty court, she gave this seal to Deng Xiu, who then carved the seal into the imperial seal used by the emperor of the Han Dynasty.

This jade seal has a causal relationship with Deng Chanyu and another guy, and it is just right to be used in the current situation.

Deng Chanyu was casting the spell almost out of time. She kept mobilizing the energy in the jade seal. In order to make it more powerful, she even bet a part of the Deng family's luck on it.

Such rough use of luck will cause backlash. Now this backlash can no longer affect her, but it will affect the Deng family's country.

She estimated that as a result of her actions, the Han Dynasty would perish twenty years earlier than expected. So let it perish. Those descendants who were separated by who knows how many generations had been born with fine clothes and delicious food, so it wouldn't hurt them to suffer a little.

"Rise!" The dragon energy in the jade seal was suppressed, and the fiery red giant bird revealed a hint of majesty. The giant bird and Deng Chanyu looked at each other for a moment, then flew out of the Daming Palace and landed in a clear river in the distance, the Jing River.

This time point was confused by the Yin-Yang Patriarch's great magical powers, and it seems to be completely unrecognizable, but it is actually still on Deng Chanyu's main timeline.

Just because of the great supernatural power, many people and many things have changed. Now the old friend Jinghe Dragon King is still the Dragon King, not Ao Yuan.

As usual, the Dragon King of Jinghe River transformed himself into a middle-aged scholar and wandered around the red-light district of Chang'an City. Suddenly, a golden light flew from the horizon, and a giant fiery red bird was hidden in it. With just one blow, it knocked him unconscious.

"Wake up, sir, wake up quickly, it's getting dark."

"Why is this guy unconscious on the roadside? Did he eat Lao Li's steamed buns? He got an upset stomach! Hahahaha——"

"Wang family boy, stop talking nonsense! I, Old Li, have been selling steamed buns here for twenty years. Have I ever made a mistake? Oh! This guy is awake, awake!"

The Dragon King of Jinghe River slowly regained consciousness. The surroundings looked familiar, except for the large men surrounding him who looked quite unfamiliar.

(End of this chapter)