Xiao Juan answered truthfully.
"I've already found out that the anti-government poetry case was done by Che Xuekun. Now that I've indicted Che Xuekun, Prince Min and his son were wronged and should be released."
The old emperor looked at him steadily.
His gaze was like a knife, extremely sharp.
Xiao Juan could clearly feel that the old emperor was not in a good mood.
It seemed the old emperor was not pleased with the results of Prince Min's acquittal.
Back then, the old emperor had hinted to Xiao Juan to take the opportunity to punish Prince Min. It was best if Prince Min died in the prison of the Justice Department.
However, Xiao Juan did not do as he was told.
That pissed the old emperor off. He even suspected that Xiao Juan was secretly colluding with Prince Min. Otherwise, why would Xiao Juan protect Prince Min and his son?
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