Curiosity

Did he think this son was useless, weak, and evasive?

Or had he seen a trace of decisiveness in him as he sought a way to break through his desperate situation?

No one knew.

The chief eunuch stood below with his hands lowered and asked cautiously, "Your Majesty, should we send someone to bring the Third Prince back...?"

He did not finish, but his meaning was obvious.

Dai Tianfeng withdrew his gaze and looked at the chief eunuch, his expression still unreadable. After pondering for a moment, he finally spoke indifferently, his voice steady and without the slightest ripple:

"No need."

The chief eunuch froze, seemingly unable to believe his ears.

Dai Tianfeng offered no explanation, merely waving his hand. "Leave. This matter is not to be spread."

"...Yes, Your Majesty." Suppressing his shock and doubt, the chief eunuch respectfully bowed before slowly withdrawing from the side hall.

Only Dai Tianfeng remained in the empty hall. He picked up the letter again and looked at it for a moment before casually tossing it into the Soul Tool beside him for disposing of waste paper. A faint flash passed, and the letter vanished into nothingness.

He rose and walked to the window, standing there with his hands behind his back.

Tacit approval.

He had tacitly approved of Dai Mubai's actions.

Perhaps, in his heart, Star Luo's heir should possess the ruthlessness and courage to tear open a path to survival in desperate circumstances. Whether he remained in the country and advanced step by step, or traveled far away to borrow strength against strength, as long as he could become stronger and bring ultimate benefits, the process did not matter.

Dai Mubai's choice, though unconventional, was also another form of trial.

Let him go.

Go to the Heaven Dou Empire, struggle, and