Prince Huaiping's Unrivaled Arrogance, Conclusive Evidence, and Her Majesty's Death Sentence

The Ministry of Punishment.

At that moment, Xu Qingxiao became certain of one thing.

Prince Huaiping had to die.

Xu Qingxiao did not hesitate in the slightest.

He believed every word Prince Huaiping had just said. If the prince did not die, he would face relentless persecution.

He was not afraid, but what about the people around him? He could avoid making mistakes, but could they?

Once they made a mistake, given Prince Huaiping's way of doing things, the people around him would likely suffer unjust deaths, one after another.

Even death was putting it kindly. Their lives might become worse than death.

That was why Prince Huaiping had to die.

Until he died, Xu Qingxiao would never have peace of mind.

This was a formidable enemy, a truly formidable enemy.

Xu Qingxiao left the Ministry of Punishment and headed toward the imperial palace. He did not even change his clothes. He would go as he was.

Watching Xu Qingxiao's retreating figure, Prince Huaiping's eyes held nothing but cold malice. He had made up his mind: he would torture Xu Qingxiao to death. No, not to death-he would make Xu Qingxiao spend the rest of his life in nothing but agony.

Only then could he avenge himself and make Xu Qingxiao truly regret his actions. Simply killing Xu Qingxiao would bring no pleasure at all. He wanted to torment him to death. That would bring pleasure, lasting pleasure.

At that thought, Prince Huaiping smiled.

He looked at Jiang Xinyan with utter contempt, his gaze icy. He said nothing, but his eyes said everything.

Jiang Xinyan was going to suffer too. Prince Huaiping would not let him off.

Prince Huaiping strode toward the palace with the bearing of a dragon and a tiger, his hair hanging loose.

Meanwhile.

Outside the palace,