[Classical] Wu Sansi vs. His Flirtatious Daughter-in-Law

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As dawn broke and the rising sun cast its golden rays, bathing the imperial capital of Chang'an in a golden glow, the city was bathed in light. To the west of the East Market lay Pingkang Ward, a place where, since the founding of the Tang Dynasty, many princes, ministers, and high-ranking officials had resided. Prince Liang, Wu Sansi, owned several residences in Chang'an: one in Jincheng Ward south of Qianfu Temple, and another at the northern end of Pingkang Ward. His mansion was as luxurious as a palace, with soaring eaves, painted beams and carved pillars, gilded doors and windows, and white jade ornaments—a testament to immense labor and extravagant luxury.
At this moment, with the golden sun shining brightly through the window, within the brocade curtains, the powerful Prince Liang, still embracing a beautiful woman, remained fast asleep.
Wu Sansi, a high-ranking minister, had even skipped the morning court session, truly disregarding the emperor. Just as he was lost in his dream, a melodious, scolding voice rang out from outside the room: "What? Even I, the princess, can't come in? Are you looking for death?"
A woman pleaded pitifully, "Princess...it's...it's the prince's orders that no one should disturb us, this servant really..."
Wu Sansi was jolted awake by the noise outside the door. He was about to lash out when he heard the word "princess" and knew that Princess Anle had arrived. His thick eyebrows furrowed, and he said loudly, "Let the princess in."
As soon as he finished speaking, a woman entered the room. Upon closer inspection, he saw a beautiful and charming woman with stunning looks. She stared at the two people on the bed with her large, bright eyes.
She appeared to be about eighteen or nineteen years old, with a slender figure. She wore a silk dress with a sash adorned with dragon patterns. Her full, firm breasts were partially exposed on her low-cut satin dress, making her skin appear even more radiant and alluring.
Princess Anle, seeing her father-in-law before her, couldn't help but glare at him with anger, and said coquettishly, "Well, you can't even go a day without a woman! The sun's high in the sky, and you're still embracing a woman, lost in your own world. Do you even know what a big mess has happened in the palace?"
Since Princess Anle married Wu Sansi's son, Wu Chongxun, her willful temper had not only remained unchanged but had become even more outrageous. In her eyes, apart from her mother, Empress Wei, she held no one in high regard, not even the current emperor, let alone her father-in-law.
Although Wu Sansi held immense power, he still tolerated this willful princess to some extent. It wasn't that he was afraid of her, but rather that she had considerable value to him.
Hearing her mention the big mess in the palace, he was startled, quickly stood up, patted the naked beauty beside him, and told her to leave first.
The beautiful woman was Wu Sansi's sixth concubine. Because of her delicate features and exceptional seductive skills, she was usually favored by Wu Sansi. Faced with this stunning princess, this concubine naturally felt inferior. She dared not disobey Wu Sansi's words and quickly put on her clothes and left the room.
After she left, Wu Sansi asked Princess Anle, "What exactly is this big event?"
Princess Anle came to him in a few steps, her eyes already brimming with tears, and said, "You only know how to play with women, and you don't care about your daughter-in-law's life or death. Father... he made Li Chongjun the Crown Prince this morning."
Upon hearing this, Wu Sansi was first taken aback, then his large eyes rolled a few times in their sockets, and he shook his head, saying, "I thought the Emperor was just saying it, but I didn't expect him to actually do it. How could such a big thing happen without the Emperor even informing me!"
Upon hearing this, Princess Anle couldn't help but let her tears flow freely, and she stamped her foot, saying, "It's just that Fourth Uncle and Aunt Taiping. They kept nagging Father, saying that the matter of establishing a Crown Prince is related to the stability of the court and cannot be taken lightly. Can you believe it?"
The matter of the Emperor establishing a Crown Prince had already been the talk of the town in the court and the inner palace recently. Li Chongjun was born in the harem. When Empress Wei heard of this, she wanted to stop it, but her only son, Li Chongrun, had been killed by Wu Zetian a few years earlier, leaving her speechless.
Princess Anle, however, was different. She had always been favored by her parents and was Empress Wei's legitimate daughter. In her heart, she believed that since her brother was dead, she should be the crown prince. If a woman couldn't be crown prince, why could her grandmother, Wu Zetian, be?
In fact, her father, Emperor Li Xian, also wanted to agree to her request. He asked the Grand Secretary Wei Yuanzhong, "I want to make Princess Anle the Crown Princess. What do you think?" However, Wei Yuanzhong shook his head and said, "It would be unprecedented for a princess to be the Crown Princess. Moreover, if she really became the Crown Princess, how would the Imperial Son-in-Law address her? This old minister believes that is unacceptable." Li Xian simply nodded and smiled.
When Princess Anle heard of this, she was furious and rushed to Emperor Li Xian, yelling, "What kind of person is that Wei Yuanzhong? This foolish minister doesn't even consider that since Grandmother is the Empress, why can't her granddaughter be the Emperor too?" Seeing his beloved daughter's rage, Emperor Li Xian could only smile and say, "Let me think about it some more, okay?" He then coaxed and persuaded
her until Princess Anle calmed down a bit. Emperor Li Xian had eight daughters, and his seventh daughter, Princess Anle, was not only exceptionally beautiful and intelligent, but also the apple of Emperor Zhongzong and Empress Wei's eye. This favored daughter of heaven had a memorable story to tell.
When Empress Wu Zetian was alive, she installed Li Xian as emperor. His wife, Lady Wei, named Wei Xiang, was from Wannian County, Jingzhao Prefecture. Her grandfather, Wei Hongbiao, had served as a military officer in the Cao Prince's court during the reign of Emperor Taizong of Tang, Li Shimin. Her father, Wei Xuanzhen, was a military advisor in Puzhou, a low-ranking official of the eighth grade. After Li Xian ascended the throne, he promoted Wei Xuanzhen to governor of Yuzhou, a high-ranking local official of the fourth grade. However, Empress Wei was still not satisfied and wanted her husband to transfer her father back to the capital to serve as a Chamberlain. The position of Chamberlain was equivalent to that of the Chancellor, the Grand Secretary, and the Minister of War. This time, things didn't go smoothly. Chancellor Pei Yan strongly opposed it, believing that Wei Xuanzhen had no merit and that such a sudden promotion would be difficult to accept. However, Li Xian, newly enthroned, did not understand the importance of assessing the situation. Empress Wei, who was able to become the Crown Prince's consort, was indeed beautiful. However, even as a daughter, she was a woman who did not know her place. Even after marrying Li Xian, she had many men around her. She was shrewd and strong. Compared with the weak and incompetent Li Xian, she was far superior to him. Li Xian usually let her make the decisions on matters big and small. Empress Wei, seeing someone obstructing her path, flew into a rage, forgetting her powerful mother-in-law, Wu Zetian. She began to instigate her husband day and night, often saying, "As the emperor, do you have to listen to others' opinions even for a promotion?"
One morning at court, Pei Yan still insisted on disagreeing. Li Xian grew increasingly angry, thinking that if he didn't show off his power in front of his subjects, how could he remain emperor? He angrily retorted, "You don't need to say anything more. Even if I were to give the entire empire to Wei Xuanzhen, you would have no right to interfere, let alone a mere courtier." Pei Yan, seeing his foolish words, didn't argue further and went to the Empress Dowager to explain. Wu Zetian, being who she was, naturally knew that Li Xian's words were just a momentary outburst; even if he wanted to give up the empire, she knew he didn't have the ability. But she never expected that her son, who had always been timid as a mouse, would utter such words so soon after becoming emperor. If he grew any stronger, he would be difficult to control. Knowing she couldn't be careless, she began to consider deposing the emperor.
Not long after, Li Xian and his wife were exiled to Junzhou, and then moved to Fangzhou. Along the way, the family had only two old, dilapidated carts, and apart from the clothes they wore, they were practically penniless. Empress Wei was already pregnant at the time, and she carried her large belly on the journey. The guards escorting prisoners didn't care if you were a former king or general; if you didn't have money to bribe them, you'd suffer. Although Li Xian was the emperor before, these guards didn't care about such things. Since Empress Wu dared to offend them, they dared to punish them. But this fallen noble couple didn't know to offer money as a bribe, and they truly suffered greatly along the way.
One day, they had to set off early in the morning. Around noon, Empress Wei suddenly felt abdominal pain, and it seemed she was about to give birth. But with no village in sight and no mountain stronghold behind, Li Xian, seeing his wife in such agony, could only plead with the constables, "The princess is about to give birth! Please, gentlemen, have mercy and allow us a moment's respite?" The two constables frowned deeply, then huffed, "If she's going to give birth, hurry up! We'll give you two hours. If she's not out by then, we won't be able to wait any longer. If we don't reach the post station, where will we find food and lodging tonight?" Hearing this, Li Xian quickly nodded, "I'll be quick, I'll be quick..."
The two constables didn't say much to him and walked towards a large tree. One of them laughed, "He said he'd give birth so easily, it sounds so simple." But no sooner had he spoken than a loud cry rang out from behind. The constables immediately looked at each other, speechless.
Li Xian, though the father of several children, was a prince and had never done such a thing before. He was flustered and didn't know what to do with the infant. Fortunately, his wife was strong and bit off the umbilical cord with her teeth. She said to Li Xian, "Quickly take off your clothes and wrap the baby." Li Xian quickly took off his clothes and wrapped the baby. Empress Wei held the infant and began to breastfeed.
The constables, seeing her give birth so quickly, as if it were a bowel movement, couldn't help but be astonished. They gathered around, whispering amongst themselves, wondering if it was the mountain god's blessing, otherwise, how could giving birth to a baby be so easy? One man said, "Just looking at this, I bet His Highness will have good fortune in the future, there's no doubt about it." Another man said, "You're right, it seems we should treat them well after the wedding, or we'll suffer." Not long after, Li Xian came over to call them to set off. The constables rushed forward, their faces immediately changing, and said with a smile, "Your Highness, there's no need to rush. The Princess Consort has just given birth, she should rest more. If you need anything, Your Highness, just give the order." One constable asked, "I wonder if it's Your Highness or a princess?" Li Xian said, "It's my seventh daughter." The man quickly said, "So it's a princess, that's wonderful! Does she have a name yet?" Empress Wei said from the carriage, "How about we call her Guo'er? What do you think?" Li Xian stroked his beard and smiled, "Yes, yes, that's a good name, don't you all think so?" Everyone naturally nodded in agreement. Li Xian thought to himself, "Guo'er was born with good fortune, it seems this daughter will surely bring good luck." Sure enough, Guo'er not only grew up to be outstanding, but just as Li Xian had said, her family was eventually brought back to the palace by Wu Zetian, and Li Xian subsequently ascended the throne again.

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