These individuals are the students of the Prime Minister's household, which means the protégés publicly acknowledged by Lin Heng, the future new force of the Prime Minister's camp. Even the old guard would be somewhat concerned—after all, for Lin Heng, the people he can rely on in the Court aren't as dependable as those whom he has brought up personally, these young people are the claws and teeth of the future.
Therefore, the identity of this table of young officials became quite extraordinary.
They knew they were special, but none were showy, as if discretion and restraint were their motto, cryptically unassuming, much like the Prime Minister's public demeanor—deeply concealed, dangerous.
Among them, one individual stood out remarkably, gentle and refined, amiable with others, possessing exceptional diplomatic skills. He was well-received among these bureaucrats, even the cabinet ministers in attendance couldn't stop singing his praises.
