Ye Heng ultimately held back and did not summon Chen Luo to the palace.
Although he really wanted to know what Chen Luo had done to his precious treasure, a monarch's dignity always had to be maintained.
His own seal—how could he not know what had happened to it?
It was like asking Old Wang next door whether your own wife was pregnant. How could that possibly make sense?
What was more, the historian compiling the Daily Records was watching from behind the curtain!
An enlightened monarch for the ages had to keep his cool!
In any case, he would have to stamp it in the end. He would know everything then.
At that thought, a smile appeared on Ye Heng's face. His eyes seemed to see through everything. He set down the jade seal and spoke in a voice that was not loud, but loud enough for the historian to hear—
"Chen Luo is always coming up with new tricks for me!"
Behind the curtain, the historian swiftly began writing.
"On the evening of the sixteenth day of the second month of the First Year of Xuanzhang, during the Xu Hour, a fire phoenix cast the jade seal into the night. His Majesty caressed it and was overjoyed, saying: 'Among all the civil and military officials, only Chancellor Luo brings the greatest comfort to my heart.'"
Chen Luo: (￣_￣)
He looked at the Royal Command Token in his hand and frowned.
The dormant authority of King of Fengdu within the Royal Command Token seemed to have been activated.
But the problem was, this was the mortal world.
It was like an exiled prince in another country—what use was it?
"It might be a side effect of the two realms becoming one..." After pondering it, Chen Luo reached a