Fan Yao's attitude was already perfectly clear.
Daiqisi wanted to kill him for revenge? Fine.
If Ye Weiming wanted to kill him to complete a task, then collect the task reward from Daiqisi?
Also fine!
As long as he could win!
Would Ye Weiming be afraid of Fan Yao's threatening words?
Of course not!
After all, according to the established story background, Fan Yao had attempted to assassinate Yuanzhen several times and failed every time. He had even been severely wounded by Yuanzhen after one such failed attempt.
That proved that, under absolutely fair conditions, Fan Yao was definitely no match for Yuanzhen.
This time, Ye Weiming had originally intended to make a move against Yuanzhen—Cheng Kun—who was stronger than Fan Yao. Why would he fear someone weaker?
But being able to kill him did not mean he had to.
After all, for Ye Weiming, there was never only one way to complete a task. Among the many available options, he naturally had to choose the one that best served himself—or rather, the core interests of the Divine Constable Bureau.
The Divine Constable Bureau's current goal was to use the Ming Cult to oppose the Yuan Mongols, thereby achieving a "win-win" strategic objective.
Yet in this confrontation, the Ming Cult was clearly at an absolute disadvantage.
Under such circumstances, especially when the Ming Cult was about to face a catastrophic calamity, sacrificing a deeply embedded operative within the enemy camp was definitely not a choice that served the Divine Constable Bureau's interests.
Therefore, Ye Weiming decided to handle the matter impartially and uncover the truth.
Thus, faced with Fan Yao's blustering bravado, Ye Weiming merely smiled calmly before immediately throwing out a question Fan Yao had not expected. "When you poisoned Granny Golden Flower and her husband, were there any