Ju Nanyi was momentarily stunned but recovered his composure swiftly, his expression unchanging, as if discussing matters that did not concern him.
"I have no personal acquaintance with Lord Shen and do not understand him," Ju Nanyi immediately said, his comments impartial without any emotion, but sometimes derogatory remarks were not limited to what one says on the surface.
Zheng Congyuan fell silent for a moment, then passed over four books.
"I have another assignment for you," Ju Nanyi immediately bowed, leaning forward as if ready to undertake any task, obedient and attentive.
"It's nothing difficult, just observe these four individuals' behaviors and actions as usual. I trust your judgment."
Ju Nanyi respectfully accepted the papers, with Mu Qingfeng's policy discussion boldly and decisively leading. Ju Nanyi, lost in thought, wondered if his own article, if included among these books, might catch Prince Duan's eye?
