Even if he is disgusted by that matter, he will still use him, then deal with the Deng Family.
Now is the best ti to collect evidence of the Deng Family’s violations of Emperor Xuanming’s orders.
The Deng family, including Grand Tutor Deng, are not good people; such people are even more likely to lose control and make mistakes.
In the afternoon, Chu Heng entered the palace again with a morial.
This ti, he still didn’t see Emperor Xuanming.
Despite this, Chu Heng was not discouraged or angry. Instead, he left so precious dicinal herbs, urging Emperor Xuanming to take care of his health.
He Dequan went fearfully to report the news to Emperor Xuanming.
He did not forget to present the various dicinal herbs in front of His Majesty.
The eunuch holding the dicinal herbs beside him kept his head low, not daring to make a single sound.
However, Emperor Xuanming, after listening to He Dequan, propped his chin with his hand while sitting on the Dragon Throne and nonchalantly ordered He Dequan to bring the herbs forward.
He casually flipped through the dicinal herbs, suddenly let out a cold laugh, and with a wave of his hand said, "Take these things away. I am not so ill as to need the ministers to send dicine."
He Dequan: "..."
In his heart, he mourned for Lord Chu, wondering how Lord Chu had offended the Emperor. It was already bad enough to be reported by Grand Tutor Deng, and now he had gone and sent dicinal herbs, which was practically cursing the Emperor to fall ill.
He Dequan pondered whether he should warn Lord Chu when he ets him next. Even if it couldn’t appease the Emperor, he shouldn’t keep provoking him.
He had just thought of this.
Out of the corner of his eye, he saw Emperor Xuanming’s sinister gaze, his heart nearly stopped beating, and he dared not do anything, realizing this was a matter of life and death.
Chu Heng, after leaving the palace, soon received news from Xiao Tianhao about the Emperor’s anger.
He wasn’t surprised at all and had even anticipated it. If the current Emperor wasn’t angry, he would have t him long ago.
Since he was angry, no matter what he did, it would displease the Emperor.
But this doesn’t necessarily an it’s a bad thing.
The true bad news would be if the Emperor ignored his actions altogether, no longer getting angry, just using him, and then suddenly changing his mind to deal with him with false pretense.
So after receiving the news, Chu Heng first thanked Xiao Tianhao, then told him not to worry, as he understood what he was doing.
Xiao Tianhao received the ssage and was temporarily speechless: "..."
"Do you think Lord Chu is displeased with how the Emperor treats Grand Tutor Deng, and that’s why he’s doing this on purpose?"
Deputy Leader: "My lord, I can’t fathom Lord Chu’s thoughts."
"Sigh, I can understand though, since Lord Chu is very loyal. Suddenly being suspected must be upsetting, but continuing to show concern for the Emperor out of habit without considering the taboo—after all, the Emperor has an entire Imperial dical Bureau and doesn’t need his dicine."
Deputy Leader: "Maybe Lord Chu was so upset that he lost his senses?"
"... Never mind, since he doesn’t want to intervene, it wouldn’t be right for to suddenly get involved." Xiao Tianhao figured that since he had already reminded Chu Heng, Chu Heng would realize that delivering dicine to the palace was a mistake and would soon correct it. Since Chu Heng’s life wasn’t in danger, he shouldn’t ddle anymore.
After all, his position made it inappropriate for him to be too close with the courtiers.
In the afternoon, besides organizing materials, Chu Heng was busy training soldiers at the Ministry of War, preparing to develop a new formation.
Xie Zhao and Zhou Tianqi were both participating in the training.
Recently, Chu Heng was not averse to training soldiers who were willing to co, even if they belonged to different units; he would train whoever ca.
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