The Glory of Tang Dynasty Episode 56 Recap
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Li Chu also suspected Empress Zhang; he knew Empress Zhang's ambition was stirring. Empress Zhang's desire for power shocked Shen Zhenzhu, and she urged Li Chu to be more careful. At Jishetang, Changsun E and Murong Linzhi sat eating together, while Li Tan was still working nearby. While Changsun E was away, Murong Linzhi hastily brought food for Li Tan to eat. But Li Tan excitedly announced that he would perform a magic trick for Murong Linzhi.
He used the formula Murong Linzhi had given him to make bubble solution and blew many bubbles. Murong Linzhi felt as if she was in a dream, and asked Li Tan in surprise how he could blow bubbles, because she had made the secret formula for the bubble solution herself. Li Tan told Murong Linzhi that someone had taught him before, and his words were full of loneliness.
Murong Linzhi noticed the injury on Li Tan's hand and quickly took him to get it bandaged. Suddenly, several soldiers broke into the medical clinic, demanding protection money. Li Tan didn't want any more trouble, so he took out an ingot of silver and handed it to the leading soldier. However, to his surprise, the soldiers became more aggressive and developed ill intentions towards Murong Linzhi. Li Tan fought with the soldiers, throwing one onto a table.
This scene was exactly the same as when Li Tan had fought someone in a brothel previously. Seeing this, Murong Linzhi's head involuntarily began to ache, and she even slapped Li Tan. Li Tan was startled, thinking Murong Linzhi had been triggered and remembered. But when Murong Linzhi called him Ah Chou and apologized to him, Li Tan breathed a sigh of relief, because he could still stay by Murong Linzhi's side.
Li Chu arrived at Jishetang and unexpectedly saw Li Tan. But Li Tan told his royal brother not to say anything. Li Chu had come this time to ask Murong Linzhi to examine Dugu Jingyao, because the imperial physicians said Dugu Jingyao could no longer conceive. Li Chu always felt guilty towards Dugu Jingyao in his heart. At Dugu Manor, Li Xi chased after Dugu Jingyao to escort her back to the residence.
Dugu Jingyao was annoyed beyond measure, and Li Xi reluctantly took his leave. Upon entering the manor, Dugu Jingyao was overjoyed to see Li Chu waiting for her. After taking Dugu Jingyao's pulse, Murong Linzhi stated that she needed careful recuperation. No sooner had she finished speaking than the steward came to tell Dugu Jingyao that General Lin was waiting for her in the council hall.
Dugu Jingyao asked Li Chu and Murong Linzhi to wait for her, saying she would be right back. Just as she went out, Dugu Jingyao remembered something and turned back, overhearing Li Chu and Murong Linzhi's conversation at the door. Murong Linzhi stated that the imperial physicians' diagnosis was correct, and Dugu Jingyao's hope of pregnancy was only one or two tenths. Li Chu told Murong Linzhi that he admired Dugu Jingyao and regarded her as his sibling.
Empress Zhang and Shi Siming secretly met. Feng Shengyi reported this development to Li Chu, who then led his men in pursuit. Shi Siming saw the fish scale patterns on Li Shao's arm and knew that Empress Zhang's words were true; Li Shao was his son. Empress Zhang wanted Shi Siming to pledge allegiance to the Great Tang.
As the two were discussing, Li Chu arrived with his men and ordered his subordinates to escort Shi Siming to see the Emperor. As they left, Li Chu and Feng Shengyi saw someone lying on the ground. Feng Shengyi sent this severely wounded person to Jishetang, hoping Murong Linzhi could work her miraculous healing.
Before Emperor Suzong, the eloquent Shi Siming expressed his sincere desire to surrender to the Great Tang, stating that meeting the Empress was merely to ask her to help him find a way to pledge allegiance. The Emperor believed him, and to keep Shi Siming, he even ennobled him as a prince.
