The Crown Prince did not disappoint Yun Zimo and Li Shuning; he has already begun to get involved with state affairs, understanding certain things that a monarch cannot tolerate.
Though he is not yet a monarch, he is already a qualified successor.
The Li Family members came in high spirits and left dejectedly, but Li Shuning still heard that the Li Family in Jiangnan had slowly become somewhat arrogant.
Li Shuning wrote a letter, urgently dispatched it eight hundred miles to the Li Family.
Li Shuning carefully explained the pros and cons of the matter.
She cited the case of the Imperial Concubine, stating that if the Li Family did anything, she would never condone it and would not plead for mercy should the Emperor take action against them.
Under Li Shuning's persistent suppression, the Li Family quieted down a bit.
