Ling Xuan is indeed formidable, clearing up everything in half a month, basically revealing the truth.
Of course.
It's due to there not being much intrigue within.
It's just that when an event occurs, the choices made by each side inevitably lead to certain results.
"I'm quite safe now."
At least the King of the South Sea hasn't defected, so taking action won't cause much worry, unless…
Wait.
Liang Qu realized he couldn't guarantee it.
To properly settle this matter, the Imperial Court must find a balance between appeasement and punishment.
If appeasement is too much, people may suspect a settlement will follow; if punishment is too harsh, the Lord of Qin State serves as a cautionary tale. Even if it's just right, if the King of the South Sea is of a sensitive nature, he may still worry about the impression left by this incident, remaining perpetually anxious.
The reasons behind an event are too complex.
