He had a close relationship with An Lushan since he was a child, but later both of them had military power. Because they were afraid of the saint's suspicion, they pretended to be at odds in order to keep their futures.

An Lushan offended Prince Li Heng, and with Li Linfu's instructions, he planned to raise troops to prevent Li Heng from ascending the throne a hundred years after the saint. An Lushan also knew about this. But his approach was deliberately opposite to An Lushan.

He made good friends with Li Heng privately. For example, when Li Heng's confidant Du Hongjian was demoted to Shuofang, he promoted Du Hongjian several times and promoted him to the position of judge in Jiedu within a few years. He also indeed gave instructions to the chiefs of Hexi tribes.

He mutilated himself in order to stay in office, and because he admired Li Guangbi, he forced him to become his son-in-law.

All these are just things that generals in border towns often do. How can there be any loyalty or disloyalty, or whether someone is wronged or not? It's just a matter of whether there is a chance.

Just as Xue Bai's poem at that time stated, "The Duke of Zhou was afraid of the day of rumors, but Wang Mang was humble and did not usurp the throne. Xiangshi died that year, who knows the truth in his life?"

It's just that this time he was not as good as others and lost to Ge Shuhan in one move.

But he believed that Ge Shuhan, Li Longji, and even the entire Tang Dynasty must pay the price for his death.

The next day, An Sishun was pulled out of Duliu Shu Prison and dragged to the execution ground. Before being cut in half, he shouted at Xingqing Palace.

"Unjustly accused!"

"Unjustly accused!"

…

"puff."

With one slash of his sword, another famous general fell.

But the saint's suspicion was far from over.
Chapter completed!