Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 1579: The Furious First Prince!

Chapter 1579: The Furious First Prince!

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

The Great Tang belonged to the subjects of the Great Tang, but more than that, it belonged to the House of Li, and the Great Tang of the House of Li was the First Prince's Great Tang.

As the First Prince, he was the right and proper Crown Prince, and also the right and proper next Sage Emperor. All authority should have stemmed from the Imperial Court, and thus, stemmed from him. For this reason, the First Prince found the matter of the Public Order Office even more intolerable than Li Junxian.

"To set up another Imperial Court is a great taboo!" At this moment, a sharp and high-pitched voice resounded through the Eastern Palace. The white-haired eunuch at the First Prince's side slowly spoke.

"Your Highness, although Wang Chong was the one who gave the order, the soldiers of the Public Order Squads were provided by the Bureau of Military Personnel. In other words, this was Zhangchou Jianqiong's order. If Your Highness wishes to punish Wang Chong, it will not be easy!"

"Zhangchou Jianqiong, hm?"

The First Prince's expression turned cold, his eyes gleaming.

"In the last militarist-Confucian conflict, I didn't make trouble for him. Does he really think that Consort Taizhen's protection means that I can't do anything to him?

"Pass on my order to gather the officials for a meeting. In addition, take this prince's token and take a trip to the Minister of War Residence. I would like to ask Zhangchou Jianqiong what he means by establishing this Public Order Office. What sort of head does he have on his shoulders that he dares to establish such an office without a decree from this prince and the Imperial Court?!" the First Prince coldly said, his eyes seething with killing intent.

"This old slave will deliver the order!"

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The skies over the capital were dark and an undercurrent flowed beneath the surface. Countless messenger birds flew here and there as innumerable spies moved throughout the capital to gather information on t

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