Bab 1588: What Is He Trying to Do?

He was a beggar who had left the bureaucracy ten years ago, now struggling in destitution. Regardless of his past bravery and excellence, in Emperor Xuan's eyes, such an individual was considered worthless and not worth the emperor's attention.

Shao Yunduan received a summons to appear in court.

Kneeling in the intermediate hall of the Thousand Autumn Palace, Shao Yunduan faced the emperor's scathing reprimands. Emperor Xuan of Qi, known for his intelligence, was also conceited and selfish. He had zero tolerance for scheming or anyone, even those who had previously praised him or made significant contributions.

Emperor Xuan was well-informed about the events at the Heavenly Mansion's government office, including the subsequent developments. His keen mind allowed him to discern Shao Yunduan's involvement in the unfolding events.