"Mm."
The man in the white shirt gazed up at the palace before him, murmuring softly.
For a moment, his eyes filled with a sense of duty. He would endure humiliation and bear heavy burdens; Heaven was about to entrust this man with a great responsibility.
He turned to look at everyone. "I'm going in."
Everyone gasped.
He knew the Saintess was bathing inside.
They had never seen anyone so shameless.
Then Liu Di added, "Someone is plotting a shocking conspiracy. If I'm right, the Saintess bathing alone is in danger. I must go rescue her."
One of the Vaishya monks said skeptically, "Then I'll have a maid invite the Saintess out."
Liu Di shook his head solemnly. "That won't do."
The monk asked, "Why not?"
Liu Di thought for a long time but could not come up with an answer. He looked straight at Leip. "Explain."
Leip immediately bared his teeth.
Explain my ass. You just want to watch her bathe!
But Leip smoothed his beautiful hair. If he could not handle others, could he not handle his own subordinate?
He then looked at Deputy Governor Beck and said in a low voice, "Let me confirm this again. Is my daddy Leip no longer useful?"
Hiss.
Beck took half a step back, then put his hands on his hips and called out to the monks, "You don't want your land or your tax exemptions anymore?"
The monks' faces twitched one after another.
Big fish ate little fish, and little fish ate shrimp?
Liu Di had already strode righteously through the palace's main entrance. With his back to them, he said, "Buddha said, 'Do not look upon impropriety.' Don't worry, I'll keep my eyes under control."
The monks behind him trembled slightly, furious but afraid to speak.
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