I have lived forever since the end of Qin Dynasty

Chapter 250 Chen Luo's Deduction

In the letter sent by Liu Le, two-thirds were talking about the last matter and various details related to it.

You must know that after this news was sent to Chang'an, the only person who knew it was Empress Lu, and not even Xiao He told it. After all, Liu Bang fell ill in Changsha was too scary.

He was already in his fifties, he looked alive and well on weekdays, he was able to love Qi Ji affectionately, and he didn't feel the slightest disobedience in leading the army, but he was really an old man.

Because this sudden illness led to the death of the first emperor of the Han Dynasty, it was not an impossible thing.

If it really happens, the follow-up impact will not be small, enough to make the next court chaotic for a while.

In comparison, even if the South Vietnamese state had the intention of continuing to commit chaos on the border, it would not be considered a major event at all.

After pondering for a moment, Chen Luo suddenly narrowed his eyes slightly, thinking of an unusual place.

Liu Le's letter contained news that Liu Bang was ill, and not even Xiao He in Chang'an City knew about it.Lu Pheasant told Liu Le...

Could it be that they did this for the sake of their father-daughter relationship?

Chen Luo believed that Lu Pheasant would not be so naive.

She must have known that Liu Le would send someone to tell her first when he learned such heavy news.

Chen Luo rubbed his chin again.

If there is no problem with this idea, it also confirms the first thing Liu Lexin said. It seems that Lu Ze is indeed seriously injured and unable to recover.

If it wasn't like this, Lu Zhi didn't have enough support in Chang'an, so he needed to hint that he had made preparations early.

At that time, Liu Bang really had an accident, and everyone panicked. With mental preparations in advance, he could quickly support Liu Ying to sit on the throne.

He looked at the letter, and he didn't expect that while Liu Le was conveying the message to him, Lu Zhi could use it to "transmit" a layer of meaning to himself.

As long as you are involved in politics, you really have to be careful everywhere, otherwise you will be caught in the whirlpool if you make a wrong step.

It's just that there is still a critical issue, which Chen Luo still doesn't know.

How sick is Liu Bang currently in Changsha?

The letter sent by Liu Le did not explain this situation, and Chen Luo felt that there were two reasons.

One is that Liu Bang's specific illness was not described in detail in the news sent to Chang'an. In this case, Lu Zhi did not know about it, and Liu Le did not know about it either.

Such situations are possible.

It's impossible to tell about the disease.

Sometimes it looks like a minor illness, and there is nothing wrong with the body, but in fact, like Cai Huangong, he can be greeted three times by Bian Que.

Sometimes, people see that they are dying out more than they are taking in air, but unexpectedly they get over it, and then they can live well for more than ten or twenty years without any problems at all.

What's more, there is such a long distance between Changsha and Chang'an. Maybe the letter said that Liu Bang was critically ill, but in fact Liu Bang was already lively and energetic in Changsha.

It's better not to write about the specific illness, so as not to attract guilt.

As for the second situation, Liu Bangzhen was already on his deathbed and was about to explain his funeral.

If this is the case, it is normal for Lu Zhi not to tell Liu Leming.

This coincides with the second thing Liu Le said in the letter.

Lu Pheasant now controls the entire Chang'an, just like the First Emperor died abroad during his eastern tour and encountered false edicts. It is not difficult for her to imitate.

But if she wants to take a more stable path, it will take more time, so she hides the news of Liu Bang's serious illness and strives to arrange a more appropriate situation.

Holding the silk book in his hand and reading it over and over several times, Chen Luo wished he could fly back to Chang'an immediately to find out the situation in person, but now he only judges based on these few words, which is ultimately inaccurate.

"It's such a troublesome thing." Chen Luo let out a breath of foul air slowly.

Historically, Liu Bang personally conquered the Huns during this period of time, and was besieged on Baideng Mountain. However, except for a little mental blow, he did not suffer any physical injuries.And he personally conquered Jiujiang King Qianbu, was shot by an arrow, and died the next year.

The current situation deviates from the original history. He still insisted on conquering himself, and chose to attack the South Vietnam, which resulted in a serious illness.

Whether such a change will lead to Liu Bang's early death due to illness, no one can say for sure.

It is impossible to passively watch things happen.

Chen Luo put the silk script on the desk, half closed his eyes, tapped the table with his fingers, and meditated for about a stick of incense.

Quiet thinking can often make the mind peaceful, and it is easier to think of the correct answer than in an anxious state.

After coming up with a solution, he stood up slowly, carefully stored the volume of silk script on the case into a mechanism wooden box made by the Mo family, then walked out of the big tent and called his personal guards.

"Go and send a message to General Han, General Zhou, General Xiahou, and General Fan, saying that I have something important to ask them to discuss, and rush to the camp of the Chinese Army as soon as possible." His tone was not urgent, but he heard the guard Secretly smacking his tongue.

Is something really big going to happen?
In an internal meeting of this level, if you say that the army needs to turn around and fight the Huns again, then he will choose to believe it.

So the personal guards responded respectfully, not daring to slack off to spread the message.

(End of this chapter)