The problems within the empire were just backlash from other forces within the Tang Dynasty, such as the Seven Families and Five Surnames. Can Wu Zhao be blamed?

Nowadays, haven't the seven families and five surnames that were once very rampant been put under control by Wu Zhao?

Li Mingda thought that it would be difficult for her to do it, but from the bottom of her heart, she believed that her sister-in-law was still very powerful at this point.

They were both women, so empathy was inevitable. Later, White Tiger Liu Hao told Li Mingda that Wu Zhao would eventually return the imperial throne to the Li family, so Li Mingda didn't care anymore.

This feeling is like the property that originally belonged to her Li family. After the death of the head of the family, the mistress took charge of the house. She even changed families for a period of time, but finally returned to the original path. Nuo Da's family property is still a descendant of her Li family.

Inherited.

Even from another perspective, Wu Zhao, the sister-in-law, has taken this family property to a higher level, and Li Mingda is naturally much more open-minded.

Don't think that Li Mingda's small support seems meaningless.

In today's prehistoric times, Li Mingda's influence even exceeds that of the entire Li family. His identity as the only disciple of Queen Tu, the Lord of the Earth, is enough to explain everything.

This is already an existence that saints need to give face to.

It's no wonder that Wu Zhaoyao general Li Mingda gave it full consideration, but after she paid her respects, she still didn't get any response from Fuxi, which made her a little uneasy.

As a 'teacher', White Tiger Liu Hao is naturally willing to add some weight to Wu Zhao when his team is away.
Chapter completed!