——Abolish the Crown Prince.
When the ministers in the court heard of this, surprisingly none of them had much to say.
This was indeed quite rare!
Actually, such an outcome couldn't be blamed on anyone else.
The current political ecology of the Great Han is completely different from that of the former and later Han.
Although Liu Shan is still the Emperor and holds real power, the more detailed rights are almost entirely in the hands of the ministers.
This is also related to Liu Shan's character.
Liu Xuan, the Crown Prince, simply had no chance to establish his own foundation.
This is the result of the current political ecology of the Great Han.
Liu Shan was still soft-hearted.
After all, it was his own son, and the position of the Crown Prince had already been abolished, so he did not pursue Liu Xuan's major crimes.
But such a thing was destined to be futile.
Liu Chen is not a soft-hearted character, and Gu Yi would absolutely not tolerate any risks within the Great Han.
