This was an order that no one could disobey, and Mingzhu hadn't thought about it that much before.
However, as he grew older and his family lacked a rising star to carry the torch, Mingzhu had to make more preparations for the future of the Yehenara clan.
Mingzhu felt that the plan to select a new prince and secretly provide him with assistance as a backup should be proposed as soon as possible.
Just as Mingzhu was pondering which investment to make, the distant residence of Suo'etu was also in turmoil.
"No movement from Mingzhu?"
Although Songgotu was not as old as Mingzhu, he was even able to outshine Mingzhu in court because of Kangxi's deliberate support.
Despite so many years of hostile relations, Songgotu's understanding of Mingzhu was unparalleled.
With no news from Mingzhu, Suo'etu felt that the other side was definitely up to something.
"My lord, I have not received any relevant information."
"Could it be that the other party is deliberately keeping it from us?"
"That possibility cannot be ruled out. Lord Mingzhu always thinks three steps ahead before taking one step."
"..."
Behind Songgotu were several ministers who looked very familiar in the court.
They were all followers of Songgotu, and usually followed his lead.
When Soetu speaks, he's more effective than one's own father.
Now, no sooner had Songgotu mentioned the pearl than a commotion arose behind him.
The exchange among themselves also served as a reminder to Suo'etu.
Turning around, Suo'etu glanced at the room. "Mingzhu and the others suffered a great loss during the construction of the dike. The Crown Prince said that the First Prince is determined to make amends and goes to the Emperor every day to express his determination."
The Crown Prince even explicitly told Suo'etu to find a solution to the problem as soon as possible, because the Crown Prince could not stand by and watch the eldest prince's lineage improve.
"Your Majesty, I believe that His Majesty will not choose the First Prince again."
This is no small matter. The breached dikes destroyed many fertile fields, meaning not only will this year's autumn harvest be impossible, but the subsequent planting will also have to be postponed.
"That's not entirely true. What if the Emperor chooses to do the opposite?" They would suffer from their lack of experience, and it's not like they haven't encountered this situation before.
"Then, what should we do?" Everyone looked up at Suo'etu.
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