In the past few years, although the matter of succession lingered in the minds of the ministers,
it was the first time it was formally brought up in the court.
This also indicated a shift in the political atmosphere of the Great Tang.
Li Zhi wasn't an emperor who favored admonishments.
Yet, Li Hong was different.
Over time, the ministers gradually came to understand Li Hong's character.
Ministers stepped forward one by one.
Li Hong sat on the dragon throne, watching the scene before him, his expression growing ever more complex.
He understood the importance of the nation's foundation.
The struggle over the nation's foundation of the Great Tang had significant implications, and lacking such a foundation only exacerbated the unease.
But what could he do?
His health was frail; he couldn't indulge in the pleasures of women excessively, and producing an heir couldn't be forced.
The ministers naturally understood this as well.
