How does this look like a punishment? It seems more like playing with a child!
This doesn't make much sense.
How could the Emperor be so lenient with a little rascal who repeatedly toyed with him?
Everyone in the palace knows that their Emperor is not someone soft-hearted—he's a true tyrant. He would beat someone for a slight disagreement or have someone killed in a fit of anger.
Previously, it was heard that he fell ill from anger because of that little rascal, so how could he let him off?
No way.
There must be other punishments awaiting that little rascal.
They must remain patient and wait a bit longer.
Yet, what they awaited was: "From tomorrow, you will accompany the Seventeenth Prince as his companion. Let the scholarly environment educate you, so you won't be so absurd and ignorant in your conduct."
Emperor Yongning unyieldingly gave the order to Jun Ning.
Jun Ning refused.
