Wang Jian now believes that Ying Zheng's actions reflect his father's concerns.

After all, Gongzi Ye is still a young man. Even though he has been traveling for several years, his experience and knowledge are still far behind those of these old men.

If such a person is misled by someone with ulterior motives, they are very likely to go astray and ruin their life.

Ying Zheng's eyes flickered slightly. After a moment of silence, he looked at Wang Jian again and asked, "Do you think Ye'er might rebel?"

Ying Zheng had absolute trust in the veteran general Wang Jian.

He could even tell his son about something like a rebellion.

Upon hearing this, Wang Jian's expression changed drastically, his brows furrowing deeply. "Rebellion?"

His expression shifted between light and dark, and he felt a chill run down his back.

His Majesty wants to investigate Prince Ye because he suspects him of plotting a rebellion?

However, Prince Ye has been of pure character and kind since childhood, and he is always thinking of His Majesty.

If such a person were to say that he harbors rebellious intentions...

Wang Jian found it far-fetched no matter how he thought about it.

After a moment of silence, Wang Jian looked at Ying Zheng and said, "Your Majesty should be discerning and not be blinded by false information."

Wang Jian wouldn't ask about the source of this information, since it was the emperor's doing, and asking about it would seem like he had ulterior motives.

However, as a subject, it is only right to advise a blinded emperor.

Ying Zheng sighed softly, "Investigate carefully, and don't overlook any suspicious points."

He hoped he had heard this from someone else, not from Ying Ziyu, the child who never made a mistake.

Seeing the determination in Ying Zheng's eyes, Wang Jian said no more, cupped his hands in agreement, and said, "Yes!"

After speaking, he didn't dare to delay and hurriedly retreated with a bow.

This matter is of great importance and cannot be delayed even for a moment.

After Wang Jian left, Ying Zheng didn't pick up the memorial again. Instead, he stared at it absentmindedly, muttering, "Could it be that Yu'er made a mistake?"