The next morning at the early assembly, as soon as Zhou Shuren arrived at the palace gates, he attracted considerable attention. Led by the elderly Mr. Tian, a group seemed to have found a venting point. Unable to complain to the Emperor, they could only direct their anger at Zhou Shuren.
Zhulan also became the target of Mr. Tian's resentment, but since discussing a woman was inappropriate, they could only target Zhou Shuren.
Zhou Shuren didn't even lift his eyelids and directly ignored Mr. Tian and his cohorts.
Mr. Tian's eyes widened, clearly not believing he was being ignored, "He, he."
Mr. Lin, standing nearby, flashed a sarcastic look; while their Imperial Censors remained silent, these people were energetically hopping around.
Mr. Lin glanced at Marquis Zhou, then at the palace; they, as Imperial Censors, understood well that everything was the Emperor's intention.
