In the study of the Governor of Peng City, Prince Wei was leisurely drinking tea, but the Governor of Peng City, sitting below him, did not share his leisure. Though seated, the Governor was restless. His fat and round face was covered in sweat, and the front of his clothes was already drenched. He kept using a handkerchief to wipe off his sweat, but the more he wiped, the more it flowed.
Prince Wei seemed oblivious to the Governor's nervous and uneasy demeanor, continuing to sip his tea in leisure.
The Governor of Peng City cautiously glanced up at Prince Wei, and seeing that Prince Wei continued to drink tea, ignoring him, he grew increasingly panicked.
He struggled internally for a moment and finally gritted his teeth, deciding to speak.
His body was too heavy for him to stand up directly. He gripped the arms of the chair with both hands, exerting great effort to stand up.
Once upright, he wobbled forward two steps, and then with a thud, he knelt before Prince Wei.
