Li Shimin wanted to execute Wu Zetian. What made him give up?

Because Li Shimin always felt that a woman could not take away Lee's country, she didn't kill Wu Meiniang. Wu Meiniang was really beautiful and talented when he was young. Since ancient times, emperors have always loved beautiful women, and Li Shimin is no exception. So Wu Meiniang was called into the palace, and Wu Meiniang really lived a comfortable life in the palace.

Soon, a warlock predicted that Wu Shi would replace Li in the future. Li Shimin was scared when he heard this. He killed many people of Wu Shi, and he also considered killing Wu Meiniang. On the one hand, he felt unbearable, on the other hand, he was advised that it was useless to kill Wu Meiniang, so Wu Zetian escaped the first bullet.

Later, Li Shimin perceived Wu Meiniang's strategy and saw Wu Meiniang's ambition, and he moved his flank again. Want to slay Wu Meiniang, then Li Shimin is not young, also not as decisive as when he was young. Although she was murdered, she still hesitated. He tried to sound out Wu Meiniang's tune and asked himself what Wu Meiniang would do after he died. Wu Meiniang is also very clever. She noticed that Li Shimin was murdered and said that she would escape into an empty net and never come out. These Li Shimin can die safely.

On the other hand, Li Shimin still thinks that it is difficult for women to achieve great things. His throne was hard won. How could a woman defeat them and sit on the throne? Li Shimin never imagined that all this was lost in the hands of his son. Li Zhi likes Wu Meiniang, too. In other dynasties, of course, Li Zhi did not dare to take his father's concubine Wu Meiniang back to the palace, but Datang was more open, which was acquiesced, and Wu Meiniang returned to the palace.

After suffering in the temple, Wu Meiniang deeply felt the importance of prosperity, and she never wanted to live that life again. Then she began to plan step by step to get rid of Li Zhi's favorite concubine and queen, and finally killed her son to sit on the throne.