Su Yan shook her head.
"For the common people, having enough to eat is the most important thing.
What happens in the court doesn't really matter."
Who gets appointed, who gets dismissed.
Maybe, when the people hear of it, they'll actually find it satisfying.
The true foundation of a nation is its people.
As long as the army is steady and the common folk are steady, rewarding or punishing these officials might shake a few individuals.
But to say it would shake the very foundation of the country—that's not anywhere near the case.
After listening to Su Yan, Qing Wan nodded.
"This servant will see to it at once."
With that, she hugged the memorials in her arms and walked out.
Once the person had left,
Su Yan went back to reading the memorials.
She sat in the Imperial Study Room for about another two hours.
She put down her brush and stood up.
Then walked out of the Imperial Study Room.
Wandering as she went, she somehow ended up in the Imperial Garden again.
