Yang Zhengshan did not go out to see Yang Mingcheng off. He sat in the study, pondering the situation in the Capital.
During this time, Wu Zheng had sent several more letters, all about matters in the Imperial Court.
For the moment, the Imperial Court could still be considered stable. In the end, Emperor Yanping had suppressed those restless sprouts in the Imperial Court.
No one brought up talk of the New Emperor lacking virtue anymore, but that did not mean the impact of the matter had ended there.
Yi Lishen's death had cost Emperor Yanping no small amount of popular support, while the rumors that the New Emperor lacked virtue had diminished Emperor Yanping's majesty as an emperor.
The impact these two matters had on Emperor Yanping was enormous. Nothing showed on the surface, but in reality, what they affected was Emperor Yanping's control over the Imperial Court.
If something similar happened again in the future, then Emperor Yanping might very well lose control of the Imperial Court completely.
And once the Imperial Court broke free of control, the whole of Da Rong might descend into chaos.
In Da Rong's history of more than three hundred years, such things had not been unheard of.
Naturally, Yang Zhengshan did not hope for Da Rong to fall into chaos, nor did he hope for the Imperial Court to break free of Emperor Yanping's control.
In truth, his impression of Emperor Yanping was still very good.
At the very least, in this past year or so since Emperor Yanping had ascended the throne, he had still showed some accomplishments.
Therefore, he still hoped Emperor Yanping could be like Emperor Chengping and become a true lord of restoration.
It was just that he was somewhat hesitant over whether he should remind Emperor Yanping.