ple. It promotes the idea of placing the people first and the ruler last. You are a general, so this palace doesn't ask if you agree with this principle or not. I only ask you, since the ruler relies...Chapter 1724: Everything, Under Control

When the words "Emperor's Ultimate Power" left his mouth, all the golden army commanders glared angrily at Prince Ning.

And the generals under King Ning were not to be outdone, stepping forward one after another to confront the Jin army's leaders.

Wu Qingcang frowned slightly and looked at Li Chen.

But Li Chenfeng remained calm and collected. He picked up his teacup, took a sip, then placed it back down with a gentle but audible clink against the table. The sound, though soft, was clear enough for everyone to hear.

Huangji Tian gave a slight smile, his originally straight body sank back into the chair. He adopted a more comfortable and lazy posture, losing all traces of aggression he had before.ingers at this palace and hurling insults. You think that as long as you open your mouths to scold, you become loyal ministers, upright officials, worthy of being remembered in history.But this palace...