There's nothing to worry about. Zhu Yunying won't pay attention to those impeachments, nor will he punish any officials because of those memorials. He'll just pretend nothing happened.
There are too many things in this world, and too many important matters to deal with. Zhu Yunying obviously wouldn't put too much energy into these trivial matters.
Continue reviewing memorials. As an emperor, his work obviously involves more than just presiding over the morning court session; that is only a very small part of the emperor's complex work. Most of the time, the emperor still needs to review memorials in the Wuying Hall.
It seems that no matter what profession one is in, desk work is always the most important, which is indeed a manifestation of an emperor's true control over power.
For Zhu Yunying, focusing on his own affairs was more important, and it was what he should be doing. Since he was governing an empire, it naturally meant he wouldn't have much free time.
It wasn't that Zhu Yunying was particularly diligent; it was mainly because he had too many things to do, and he simply couldn't afford to stop. Only by working even harder could he better govern the vibrant Ming Dynasty!
It seems that Emperor Hongwu, this iron-willed emperor, was very diligent in his duties and had a strong sense of responsibility, wanting to govern the country better.
The Wuying Hall seemed to have fallen silent again, with only the sound of Emperor Yingshi constantly turning the pages of memorials and the occasional rustling sound of him reviewing them.
Being an emperor is not an easy job, and you don't have much free time.
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