Chuge's first thought was naturally that of the possibility of assassinating the emperor.
After all, in the first phase, he had successfully plotted the murder of Emperor Yingzong of Qi and, by flipping the table with this move, he directly cleared the level.
No matter how you look at it, Emperor Gaozong's vulnerability to assassination was definitely no less than that of his elder brother.
If he could kill Emperor Gaozong of Qi, then even if the instance failed because of this, Chuge would accept it.
At the least, it would be as if he had aired a grievance on behalf of General Han Fuyue.
However, after carefully considering the matter, Chuge realized that the chances of success were too low.
This matter had to be approached from two angles: Li Hao and Emperor Gaozong of Qi.
From Li Hao's perspective, he had not yet reached the level of dominance over the court and country.
