General Han Fuyue was well aware of this fact, so his call for the return of the two emperors was also in compliance with a political gesture intended by Emperor Gaozong of Qi.
In fact, privately, General Han Fuyue urged the Emperor to appoint a Crown Prince early, also for the sake of Emperor Gaozong of Qi. By quickly determining the legal successor and finding a Crown Prince from the lineage of the Great Ancestor, even if these two emperors returned, the throne would still be passed down according to Emperor Gaozong's wishes.
Sadly, Emperor Gaozong was a fool.
There were many ways to solve this problem, but he chose the most foolish one.
If General Han Fuyue were still a subject of the Qi Dynasty, he would never have suggested bringing back the two emperors. Because, ultimately, Emperor Gaozong would have had the final say on how the negotiation was signed; General Han Fuyue would not overstep his role.
