The Story of Wu's Licentiousness

On the first day of the eleventh month of the sixth year of the Yonghui era, Wu Meiniang was officially made Empress, only half a month after Empress Wang was deposed. At the enthronement ceremony, Wu Meiniang appeared as a born Empress; she was dignified and composed, every gesture and movement reflecting the virtues of the people. When the Minister of Rites presented the Empress's jade seal, Wu Meiniang calmly accepted it and ascended the throne. Empress Wu (hereafter referred to as Empress Wu) achieved this through her shrewdness and skill in employing people; Li Ji and Xu Jingzong were both employed by her. The day after ascending the throne, Empress Wu petitioned Emperor Gaozong, praising Han Yuan and Lai Ji, several veteran ministers who dared to speak out and were loyal to the country, requesting that Gaozong reward them. She wanted to use Gaozong to win them over and let them know that Wu Meiniang was fair in both public and private matters, and that her talent and virtue far surpassed Empress Wang's, thus gaining their sincere respect and admiration. However, things didn't go as planned. These stubborn ministers remained unmoved, frequently comparing Empress Wu to Empress Wang during court discussions and constantly slandering her. This greatly displeased Empress Wu, who secretly ordered Xu Jingzong, then a high-ranking official, to impeach these conservatives. Naturally, the first target was the leader of the group. After a palace intrigue, Changsun Wuji, Chu Suiliang, Han Yuan, Liu Shi, Yu Zhining, and others were dismissed or exiled on charges of treason. Those who remained either aligned themselves with Empress Wu or remained silent. Even after purging the court, Empress Wu was still uneasy. Another matter weighed heavily on her mind: Crown Prince Li Zhong was not her son, and she wanted her own son to be the crown prince. Empress Wang was deposed, and both she and Consort Xiao were demoted to commoners and imprisoned in the cold palace. The two became friends in their hardship. Empress Wu then plotted another heinous act, secretly ordering poisoned wine to be sent to Wang and Xiao, killing them. Wang and Xiao drank wine, then suffered excruciating abdominal pain. Before they died, they understood a...The poison was administered by Empress Wu, who then cursed, "Wu Meiniang, you vixen! Heaven has eyes! May you be reborn as a rat, and we two as cats, gnawing at your neck day and night, wishing you a terrible death!" The two screamed and died from the poison. Because of their dying curses, even the usually audacious Empress Wu was terrified, and thereafter forbade cats from being kept in the palace. Upon learning the news, Crown Prince Li Zhong, realizing the situation was truly unfavorable and his life was in danger, entered the palace and voluntarily resigned his position as Crown Prince. Emperor Juzong then issued an edict appointing Empress Wu's son, Li Hong, as Crown Prince and changing Li Zhong's title to Prince of Liang. After Li Hong was made crown prince, Empress Wu was finally satisfied. However, restlessness led to desire, and as the saying goes, "when one is well-fed and warm, one thinks of lust." She demanded that Emperor Gaozong take her to Jiucheng Palace to escape the summer heat. Jiucheng Palace was situated in a low-lying area, surrounded by mountains on three sides and facing the Hutuo River (within Hebei Province) on the other. It boasted beautiful scenery, built against the mountains and beside the river, and had a pleasant climate. However, the Hutuo River was notorious for flooding. After Empress Wu and Emperor Gaozong arrived at Jiucheng Palace, it rained every day, and the river level rose daily. One night, two thunderous roars, like the thunder of ten thousand horses, echoed from dusk until noon. Yet, inside the palace, it was like springtime, only the birdsong and fragrant flowers were replaced by lewd sounds and obscene words; the swaying willows in the wind became waves of breasts and buttocks. The current Empress Wu was not like the Wu Meiniang of the past. She was not only knowledgeable and open about sexual matters, but also dared to try new things. Being in her prime, she made Emperor Gaozong both ecstatic and somewhat weak. After their encounter, Gaozong lay limp on the bed, panting, while Empress Wu, still unsatisfied, lowered her head and teased his limp penis. From her high, rounded buttocks, one could see Empress Wu's swollen vulva, from which thick, white fluid was still flowing, leaving streaks on her inner thighs. With a series of soft, smacking sounds, Gaozong's penis began to rise again. Empress Wu pulled back the foreskin, her nimble tongue swirling around the glans. "Mmm...ah..." Gaozong groaned, as if waking from a daze, his lust rising again, the friction sending shivers down his spine. Seeing that Emperor Gaozong was aroused again, Empress Wu spun around and straddled his face, rubbing her sensitive vulva against his cheek. Gaozong felt a salty, sour, fishy, and astringent sensation in his nose and mouth, his face covered in a wet, slippery, sticky, and greasy feeling, which aroused him even more, rising faster than the river outside. Gaozong passionately rubbed his nose against her vulva, teased the clitoris with his tongue, greedily sucking in the thick love juice, even probing inside with his tongue. "...Ah...so...so comfortable...Your Majesty...you're amazing...ah...I can't take it..." Even with the penis in her mouth, Empress Wu moaned and cried out in wanton pleasure, her juices gushing forth in another torrent. Empress Wu straightened up, still straddling Emperor Gaozong, pressing her vulva against him, sliding her body over his cheeks, chest, and lower abdomen. With a slight rise and fall, his hard penis was swallowed again. "Ah!" Empress Wu groaned, tilting her head back, as his penis slid in smoothly. The warm flesh enveloped Gaozong's penis, waves of heat and pulsation surging from her lower body, her excitement and stimulation rising higher and higher. Empress Wu's face flushed red, her hands supporting her on Gaozong's thighs, her hips heaving, her mouth uttering continuous moans of pleasure. Gaozong thrust his hips with effort, matching Empress Wu's rhythm, making thrusting movements. "Ah!" Empress Wu experienced a stiff, convulsing orgasm, followed by her head drooping and panting. Her vaginal walls continued to contract rapidly, sending shivers of excitement through Emperor Gaozong's penis. A tingling sensation shot up his spine to his head, and streams of semen gushed out. Empress Wu screamed wildly before slowly calming down… ※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※ Around midnight, Empress Wu noticed the low-lying vessel in the room was floating. Rubbing her eyes, she saw the room was flooded. She frantically shook Emperor Gaozong awake, pointing to the bedside and saying, "Flood…" Emperor Gaozong, still sleepy, replied, "Oh!" He turned over and went back to sleep. The fierce battle had left Emperor Gaozong utterly exhausted. Empress Wu hurriedly put on her robe and got out of bed, waking the palace maids on night duty, then returning to wake Emperor Gaozong. It took Gaozong a while to realize it was a flood. He jumped out of bed, the water already up to his knees. Gaozong went outside and saw that the houses outside Jiucheng Palace were submerged. Palace servants were in a panic, some swept away, others submerged. Screams filled the air; it was complete chaos, and there was no time to save the emperor. Empress Wu grasped Gaozong's cold hand, turned, and ordered the palace maids to dismantle the bed and have everyone sit on it. The bed was immediately washed away by the flood, saving their lives. After Emperor Gaozong returned from the flood at Jiucheng Palace, he contracted rheumatism. When the illness flared up, he couldn't put weight on his feet and was bedridden. All the ministers' memorials and reports were moved to his bedchamber for review. Initially, Empress Wu would read them to Gaozong, who would then decide, and she would write them down. Sometimes, when Gaozong hesitated, Empress Wu would offer her insightful opinions, which he would adopt if he deemed feasible. As time went on, Gaozong's illness worsened, and he became too lazy to handle state affairs, leaving all decisions to Empress Wu. Empress Wu's intelligence was indeed comparable to that of men, and she managed state affairs with remarkable efficiency. The ministers thus collectively referred to them as the "Two Saints." After seizing power from Gaozong, Empress Wu saw that the ministers treated her with utmost respect, and that whatever she desired was already accomplished before she even spoke. However, just as Empress Wu was enjoying her newfound success, the eunuch Xiao Shunzi rushed in from Hebi Palace to report, "The Crown Prince has suddenly suffered excruciating abdominal pain." When Empress Wu arrived at Hebi Palace, the Crown Prince was already dead. Empress Wu wept bitterly, once again grieving the loss of her son. In her grief, she requested Emperor Gaozong to bury him with the rites due to an emperor and posthumously grant him the title "Emperor Gongjing" (meaning "Respectful Emperor"). Empress Wu stroked the Crown Prince's belongings, recalling how Li Hong (the Crown Prince) had loved reading, was polite and benevolent, and filial to his parents. In contrast, she saw her second son, Li Xian, as unruly and dissolute; her third son, Li Xian, as brave but lacking in strategy; and her fourth son, Emperor Gaozong, as indecisive—none of them were capable of anything. Empress Wu looked up at the sky and sighed, "Heaven is going to destroy me!" Seeing her constantly melancholy, Emperor Gaozong, trying to cheer her up, forced himself to speak to her despite his illness, saying, "Meiniang, I've thought of a good name that suits you perfectly." Empress Wu replied indifferently, "What name?" Emperor Gaozong said enthusiastically, "Wu Zetian! Wu Zetian! What do you think?" Empress Wu remained calm, "Meiniang was given to me by the late emperor; how can I change it?" Emperor Gaozong shrugged, "When the late emperor named you Meiniang, you were just a palace maid; now you are the Empress of the Tang Dynasty, of course you must..." "I want a more magnificent name." Seeing that Empress Wu remained unmoved, Emperor Gaozong continued, "Ancient books say, 'Only Heaven is great, only Yao followed its example.' I will take two characters from it, 'Ze Tian,' meaning to emulate the way of Heaven and be as great as Heaven." Empress Wu said, "This name is very good, but am I as great as Heaven?" Emperor Gaozong said, "Of course you are. You assisted me in handling state affairs, defeating Baekje and the Japanese pirates, enabling the people to live in peace and the country to prosper. Of course, you are as great as Heaven." Empress Wu, upon hearing this, felt her ambition restored and her whole body lighten. From then on, even when Emperor Gaozong was not ill, he rarely concerned himself with state affairs. All power was held by Empress Wu. In the end, Emperor Gaozong practically became a puppet emperor. Even during daily court assemblies, she would sit behind the emperor's throne, behind a curtain, and oversee all state affairs. The officials addressed both the emperor and empress as "Two Saints," daring not to be negligent. [The End]

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