Lin Lin arrived at the western gate of the imperial palace and saw An Xiu Ming, who had almost defeated all the soldiers of the enemy side. Either Lin Lin should feel relieved because of An Xiu Ming's victory at the west gate or should be afraid that defence minister Lu's strong support didn't go against An Xiu Ming.
Maybe the second option is more appropriate. Forget about An Xiu Ming's victory, then tell the man to head towards the other gate. That's a good idea. Better split up to make things easier.
"Go to the south gate right now! I'm going to the east gate," said Lin Lin making An Xiu Ming, who felt happy, become someone confused.
"What is it? Did something happen? Why do you look panicked?" asked An Xiu Ming, who also panicked when he saw Lin Lin.
"That damn ugly old man has strong backing. He would not have dared to carry out a coup without support. Someone behind him was the one who led this coup. If you and I don't meet
