Li once opened a "window for choosing a spouse" to let her daughter choose a spouse freely. Did he choose a good son-in-law at last?

I don't think Li chose a good son-in-law. Although he opened a "window for choosing a husband" for his daughters to choose their own husbands, their eyes were not reliable. One of them chose a timid husband, and later he even indirectly hurt Li's whole family. This shows that this kind of behavior has both good and bad.

Li is actually a traitor. At that time, he did many bad things under the favor of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. He was called the first traitor in the Tang Dynasty, but he loved his daughter. He has six daughters. Because all six daughters are beautiful and Li is rich, many famous families come to propose marriage. Li was not as good as him, so he opened a "window for choosing a spouse" for his daughters to watch from behind and make their own choices.

Five of them chose their favorite husbands and one daughter chose to become a monk, but it didn't take long for them to encounter a great disaster in their lives. At that time, the younger brother Li and others who elected Wang Hao launched a rebellion. Taking advantage of these complicated relationships, Yang Xiang slandered Li, saying that he might also be involved. From then on, I no longer love Li.

Later, he was very angry and Li was very ill. After Yang's death, he was severely prosecuted. After Li's death, Yang and An Lushan sued Li together. At this time, Li's son-in-law, Yang, became timid and testified that Li did have a conspiracy of rebellion. He was banished to Li's house and buried as a civilian, while Li's family was exiled. Only Yang was acquitted for meritorious service.