If Lih Mian encountered such a matter as he usually did, regardless of whether there was evidence or not, he would turn the place where his subordinate was killed upside down, causing a great uproar, just to let the perpetrator know that those in the Imperial Guard Camp cannot be killed without consequence.
But this case reflects towards a prince, involving sensitive ironware. A mishandling could result in patricide and fratricide, leaving him no choice but to be cautious.
The Emperor, pondering something, almost slammed the table in anger but restrained himself, resting his hand on the surface. Yes, should they investigate this further? From Lih Mian's expression, the investigation results would undoubtedly implicate Prince Fu and the Ministry of Works.
Shaking one of the Six Ministries is no simple affair, especially when his once-proud son is involved.
