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Since His Majesty valued him, it was always necessary to send someone of considerable status to take a look.
Fourth Master felt that, as a mere prince, his status might be insufficient.
"Just go, he is also just a prince, after his death, conferring the title of Commandery Prince would be all. In this family, he is the only one worth taking a look at. Just fulfill this sentiment," said the Crown Prince.
"Yes, since that's the case, then your humble brother will go today," nodded Fourth Master.
"Go ahead, and after you come back, report to Imperial Father," the Crown Prince said.
Fourth Master responded and left the palace.
On his way, he pondered about Dai Shan, who, in the early Qing Dynasty, like most such men, eventually came to bad ends.
During the regency of the Eight Princes, Dai Shan was exceptionally influential, but in the end, after several emperors came and went, he still lived a stable life into old age.
