Zhu Di Was Shocked: It Was Zhu Ying's Decision! Even Yao Guangxiao Was Startled-The Prince Had Lost!

Upon hearing Zhu Neng's words,

Zhu Di's expression changed slightly.

A deep resistance to going to Yingtian to pay his respects rose within him.

The feudal princes across the realm had already set out for Yingtian to pay their respects. Now that another imperial decree had been announced, it might not be good news for princes like them.

"Stop them."

"Ask what decree they are proclaiming." After pondering for a moment, Zhu Di immediately ordered Zhu Neng.

"Prince."

"This is an imperial decree. It must be opened upon reaching the designated prefecture. If we stop them, this... this seems improper." Zhu Neng tried to dissuade him with some hesitation.

"I do not wish to repeat myself." Zhu Di shouted coldly.

Hearing the anger in Zhu Di's voice,

Zhu Neng did not dare hesitate and immediately ordered, "Stop the decree-bearing convoy."

"Yes."

The guards of Prince of Yan's Manor answered respectfully.

"Husband."

Xu Miaoyun watched anxiously from the side.

But Zhu Di had already given the order, and she could not stop him.

Not long after,

"Prince, they have been stopped." Zhu Neng's solemn voice came from outside the carriage.

"Miaoyun, stay in the carriage." Zhu Di gave Xu Miaoyun an instruction.

Then he slowly stepped down from the carriage.

He walked toward the front.

Before his eyes

was a Ministry of Rites envoy bearing an imperial decree, protected by more than a hundred Kyoto Army soldiers.

"Why has the Prince of Yan obstructed my decree-bearing convoy?"

Mounted on horseback, the official in charge of proclaiming the decree looked displeased as he watched Zhu Di approach.

Although Zhu Di held a princely title, the official was a capital official beneath the Son of Heaven's gaze. He did not fear any feudal prince.

"I have been discourteous this time."

"May I ask