Chapter 133 A Solitary Sail, Flickering In and Out (I)
Word Number：306
Author：一曲雨霖铃
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Release Time：2026-02-26
He said: “My entrails are torn, my eyes severed by a thousand mountains. The sunset’s red is spent, the evening clouds turn blue—where has that lone sail gone?” After that day when Li Chenghao was taken away, a half month had already passed since he regained consciousness. During those fifteen days he had been in Lingwu; the man who had taken him that day was none other than his senior brother, Li Mi. When Li Chenghao woke he saw a single figure in a plain blue robe seated by the couch, gaunt-featured and composed—Li Mi. Li Chenghao asked, “Senior brother, why are you here?” Li Mi smiled slightly and recounted the events of that day. Hearing this, Li Chenghao frowned and pressed, “Why did you take me away?” Li Mi answered slowly, “The Mandate of the Great Tang is spent. If you go out to quash the disorder, you would be acting against the current of fate—going where there is no return. I could not bear to see you waste your life.” On hearing this, Li Chenghao’s expression tightened and he asked, “What do you mean the mandate is spent?” Li Mi did not reply. He lifted a hand and waved it gently; a faint blue light shimmered at his fingertip. Li Chenghao felt the world blur and his mind reel as if entering a dream—he “saw” the nine-tailed fox spirit and the complicated enmities between it and the imperial house of Li Tang. He witnessed Li Linfu secretly colluding with that fox spirit to manipulate court affairs and poison the realm; he perceived, as if in a weave of fate, that karma and consequence had piled upon the Tang until the state itself tottered. When Li Chenghao emerged from the vision he was sweating cold; after a long while
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