"The Empress will not blame you,"
Yao Huan finally spoke up. He looked at Zhou Li, solemnly saying, "Neither will the Emperor."
"Then all your efforts have been in vain."
Zhou Li met Yao Huan's gaze, raised his eyebrows slightly, and said with a smile, "Therefore, I do not believe you."
"Back then, Emperor Taizong launched five military campaigns to the Northern Desert, trampled the Northern Sea, and with three hundred thousand Imperial Army soldiers, expelled thousands of Mongolian Remnants, ensuring peace along the borders. The Crown Prince, in the Capital City, governed the country for thirty years, ensured political stability and harmony among the people, and brought happiness to the citizens. The Great Ming appeared peaceful and flourishing."
Watching the young man in front of him, Yao Huan smiled both delightedly and bitterly, then slowly continued:
