Thus, Yin Fengqi also ca up with so ideas of his own.
Whether it’s the rewards for Princess Consort Xuan or Yin Fengqi, it’s all just to bring his son out into the open.
Yin Fengqi of course knows well that by doing this, Yin Changli would beco a target for everyone, but this is precisely Yin Fengqi’s goal.
If he cannot survive in such an environnt, how can he possibly beco a true ruler in the future?
Moreover, by Yin Changli’s side is Li Changqing assisting him, leaving Yin Fengqi not worried in the least.
If he can bind Li Changqing to the Beihan Country through Yin Changli, that would be the best outco.
And indeed, things happened just as Yin Fengqi had planned; the appearance of Yin Changli drew the attention of various princes.
To them, this eleventh prince who erged out of nowhere brought a great sense of crisis.
For a ti, their subordinates had already started to move, and many people and vendors quietly appeared outside Changli Mansion, constantly monitoring the situation there.
Li Changqing naturally foresaw all this, but he also did not pay it much heed, intending for Yin Changli to deal with those matters himself for the ti being.
Because he had more important things to do.
It was ti to replace Xie Yunsun; the matter of intelligence brooks no delay, but to replace Xie Yunsun would require operations in Celestial Sea City, since Xie Yunsun’s activities, whether at Cangyuan Pavilion or selling pancakes by the roadside, are all centered in Celestial Sea City.
Li Changqing had never been to Celestial Sea City.
That place is the Realm Master Cangyuan’s domain, and there is also the Yue family.
And the man called Monarch Yuehan who is suppressed in the Eternal Prison.
Li Changqing always had a feeling that he would certainly gain sothing from this trip to Celestial Sea City.
Moreover, this ti he would not be going alone; he planned to take Mu Qingge and Zhen Wanshou with him.
Before leaving, Li Changqing also wrote a letter to Li Hengsheng.
Informing his son that he was going to Celestial Sea City to seek an answer.
Upon receiving the letter, Li Hengsheng was sowhat baffled as he read it.
What does it an to seek an answer?
What answer is he searching for?
His father is becoming more and more mysterious.
But Li Hengsheng found that the mysteries surrounding him were actually increasing; he had inexplicably t the Realm Master Cangyuan, who surprisingly wanted to take action against him, looking for sothing on him.
But what could possibly be on him?
Luo Xiaochuan left without saying anything, which made Li Hengsheng even more confused.
Now even his own father was playing riddles with him.
Li Hengsheng could only shake his head and continue attending to the matters of White Snake Dao.
Most issues regarding White Snake Dao are already settled, and Li Hengsheng wasn’t in a hurry to continue actions against the Hua family and Caohe Village.
Instead, he prioritized the developnt of White Snake Dao.
Wu Santong beside Li Hengsheng played an important role, proposing so policies and regulations that greatly aided in the developnt of White Snake Dao, with the people being very satisfied with the new policies from the Inspection Mansion, making their lives better and better.
The dark tis they once lived through were over.
On a sunny day outside Tushan City in River Town along White Snake Dao, farrs were planting rice in nearby paddies, with smiles on their faces.
For them, having fields, land, and a harvest, being able to fill their bellies, are the happiest things.
Other things seem secondary.
At that mont, a few figures were also toiling in the field.
Wearing straw hats, bent over, planting seedlings.
"Inspector, co have a drink of water."
Several villagers approached, bringing water bottles to pour for Li Hengsheng.
"Thank you, everyone." Li Hengsheng smiled, accepting the bowl and drinking it in one go.
Li Hengsheng had brought so people from the Inspection Mansion to help the villagers with their work, aning for them to understand that only by standing in the shoes of the common people could they know what they need.
Besides a few who were peasant-born, most constables recruited later actually ca from well-off families.
Therefore, Li Hengsheng wanted them to understand the hardship of the people.
Thus, he personally led them into the fields to help the villagers plant rice seedlings.
"Inspector, you’re working too hard, you should go rest." Several villagers quickly said.
"Don’t worry, I’m a Martial Artist, this bit of work is nothing tiring." Li Hengsheng smiled, saying as he bent over to continue working.
Fighting an Innate was no problem, let alone doing so farm work, what was that to him?
"Senior Brother, we should still take a break, sit over there for a while." At this mont, Wu Santong ca over and said to Li Hengsheng.
"Junior Brother Wu, you can’t be serious, we haven’t done much yet and you’re tired already, I should really keep an eye on your cultivation lately." Li Hengsheng looked at Wu Santong and frowned: "It seems you’ve been neglecting your cultivation without making any progress."
Wu Santong gave a bitter smile at these words but still led Li Hengsheng away.
"You really are..."
Leading Li Hengsheng to sit on a straw heap far away, Wu Santong laughed and said, "Let them handle the rest of the farm work, Senior Brother you should just rest here."
"Letting subordinates do the work while I, an Inspector, sit here, what does that an?" Li Hengsheng couldn’t help but criticize, "Junior Brother Wu, you must not have this bureaucratic mindset!"
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