The fortune teller said that he would soon be able to eat in the dragon chair. What incredible thing did he do after listening?

This happened during the reign of Tang Jingzong. The fortune teller's name is Sue, and the fortune teller's name is Sue. Due to the feudal superstition of the ancient people, they immediately rebelled after listening to Su's words. As a result, although he sat in the dragon chair for dinner, he lost his life because of rebellion.

Tang Jingzong Li Zhan was very young when he was emperor, so he liked playing very much. Li Zhan is particularly fond of playing polo. Every day, a group of eunuchs accompanied him to play polo in the palace, which ruined the affairs of state. Just a craftsman in the palace, and Sue is a fortune teller. One day, the two of them were eating and drinking together. Sue told me that two days ago, I gave you a divination, which said that you would sit in the emperor's dragon chair and have dinner with me.

Shao Zhang was very excited. He knew the situation in the palace very well. He also knew that the emperor was not enterprising and especially believed in divination. Plus, he drank too much, so he began to discuss with Sue how to rebel. The two of them called their friends and workmates respectively, and gathered some gangsters in the market in an attempt to sneak into the palace. Because Shao Zhang works in the palace, he is familiar with the guards who guard the door. He asked these people to hide their weapons in something to be transported into the palace and then run to the palace.

But when they arrived at the gate of the palace, they were soon discovered by the guards. Shao Zhang began to attack unscrupulously, thus killing all the way to the palace where the emperor was located, while the emperor got the news and was afraid to escape. In front of Shao Zhang, a group of people rushed into the palace, leaving a table of dining tables in the palace. When he saw this scene, he remembered Su's divination, and then he sat in the emperor's dragon chair and greeted his friends for dinner. As a result, they forgot that they were still in danger, and this group of people was finally silenced by the emperor's men.