Eunuch Xu served him with pen and ink.

"Indeed, in the past, my shoulders would always ache after reviewing memorials for several days in a row, but not now."

Emperor Jing knew that this was due to the convenience brought about by Jing Le's spirit-gathering array.

"This old servant also feels that his old bones are much stronger now, and I think he can stay by His Majesty's side for a few more years."

Grandpa Xu was already in his forties, with many gray hairs at his temples, and he sighed at that moment.

Emperor Jing looked at Eunuch Xu, who was serving him, and then remembered what Jing Le had said: after his death, only Xu stayed by his side and took care of his body.

"Xu Hai, you have been by my side for more than ten years. Have you ever thought about leaving the palace? If you want to leave the palace, I will naturally make you rich and noble for the rest of your life."

He was quite generous to those who were loyal to him.

"Your Majesty, you don't need to send this old servant away. I belong to Your Majesty in life and in death."

This old servant will serve Your Majesty for the rest of my life, even if I go to the underworld, I will follow you.

Eunuch Xu immediately knelt down, tears streaming down his face.

This scene made Emperor Jing's lips twitch awkwardly. He was merely moved by Eunuch Xu's loyalty and wanted to let him leave the palace to retire.

Why are you still unwilling?

What, even in the underworld, they'll follow you? Does that mean they'll still want to serve you after they're dead?

If Jing Le heard this, he would surely say, "Indeed, in his previous life, wasn't it Eunuch Xu who hanged himself on Emperor Jing's grave after burying him?"

This perfectly reflects his current statement, "Even if I go to the underworld, I'll follow."

"Alright, get up. Since you're unwilling, then stay by my side and continue to serve me."