In the great hall of Liangzhu's imperial palace, King Xin Shan was staring at Wu Qi furiously.
The label Wu Qi put on him was too heavy and too serious. Even though he was Emperor Haozun's eldest prince, he could not suffer such an accusation. Unfilialness was a serious sin in Great Yu. If a man was publicly acknowledged as being unfilial, everything he owned could be stripped away instantly. At this critical juncture, if he were firmly believed to be an unfilial man, he could even be in danger of losing his life.
Off to the side, King Li Shan, who also clad in the garb of King and appeared to be the weakest man in this great hall, with only several thousand civil and military officials clustered around him, cleared his throat and walked forward slowly. Cupping his fist at King Xin Shan, he said, "Brother, King Dong Hai is right. We need to figure out what caused Father's death and find out the culprit. We can discuss the throne later!"
