Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 2118: World in Crisis!

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

"Attend me! Prepare my carriage! I'm going to see the Emperor!" Wang Chong grimly said.

Whoosh!

A few moments later, Wang Chong strode out of the main gates, a gust of wind striking him in the face. It had gotten dark, and as Wang Chong raised his head, he could sense an unusual chill in the wind blowing from north to south.

"Hyah!"

Time was short, so Wang Chong quickly composed himself and boarded his carriage. The driver set the horses into motion, driving the carriage toward the Imperial Palace.

Wang Chong alone did not have the strength to resist the cold wave. He needed the full support of Li Heng and the Imperial Court.

It was a calm day in the empire, but it was a day that would forever be remembered in the history of the empire.

When Wang Chong entered the palace and divulged the truth of the great cold wave, Emperor Li Heng felt an unprecedented shock.

One hour later, countless eunuchs were dispatched to summon all the officials of the capital into the palace: King Song, Zhangchou Jianqiong, the Grand Preceptor, the Grand Tutor, the Six Ministers and their assistant ministers, the director of the Imperial Academy, the director of the Board of Astronomy, all the palace historians, and also the Yan Clan.

This was an unprecedented court session. For the period of a day and a night, all the officials were so busy that their feet hardly touched the ground and they barely had time to even eat or drink.

Only on the evening of the second day did they solemnly leave the Imperial Palace.

After this special court session, the entire empire was put into motion. Countless decrees and commands were sent to officials across the empire.

The tens of millions of tons of coal Wang Chong had extracted from Hengan, Yangquan, and the Shuo Province were placed under the escort of countless soldiers and distributed to the eleven circuits, three hundred and sixty provinces, and fifteen thousand, five hundred and fourteen counties of the Great Tang.

Besides the officials of the court, the power of t

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