The Emperor didn't pay attention to the National Master's words at first. He knew the National Master was unaware of what the peasant woman had done to his precious daughter. Of course, he didn't plan to tell him either. However, upon hearing the latter part of the National Master's words, he couldn't help but furrow his brows.
"What did you say?"
"I said, it is detrimental to her virtue for the Princess to bury people alive, Your Majesty. You should intervene!"
Hearing the Emperor question him, the National Master thought he had taken his advice to heart. An emperor who listens to advice is a good emperor! However, the Emperor then said, "Not that sentence, the one after that."
The Little Emperor's brows furrowed so deeply it seemed he could squash a fly between them.
