Li Huowang stopped short, staring at Li Sui in disbelief. It was hard to imagine Li Sui saying something like that. His lips trembled slightly before he opened them again. "This is adults' business. A junior like you should stay out of it!"
Li Huowang lowered his head and continued on for a while, only to suddenly stop again. "Whether she appreciates it is her choice. First, I'm using this opportunity to knock some bamboo out of the Unborn Mother. I have to make sure she gets that choice."
"Fine, you have the final say." As Li Sui spoke, her body gradually sank into the soil. "Dad, don't blame me for speaking harshly. Some matters are better settled sooner rather than later. Dragging them out is never a solution."
Li Huowang's body flickered slightly before gradually vanishing into thin air. He had turned invisible.
The imperial city of the capital was not far away. Li Huowang arrived quickly. This time, he found Gao Zhijian reviewing memorials in the Imperial Study.
Li Huowang made a long story short and swiftly explained the entire chain of events to him.
Half a double hour later, seeing Gao Zhijian deep in thought, Li Huowang hurriedly reminded him, "Don't you emperors start thinking about using wolves to swallow tigers. The White Lotus Sect has an enormous number of followers. They have long been intertwined with ordinary people—you in me, me in you."
Gao Zhijian looked at him impatiently. "I'm not foolish enough to let another faction's soldiers run rampant through Great Liang. That would be no different from handing over the Dragon Throne."
"Good. I know about the conflict between you and the White Lotus Sect. Don't rush. There'll always be a way to solve it."
Gao Zhijian scratched his forehead with a headache. He