First and foremost, he was the monarch of Daxia, then the son of the Empress Dowager. On his shoulders lay the fate and future of countless citizens of Daxia.
As a monarch, he should consider the well-being of his people.
Emperor Xia skillfully orchestrated the Competition Law.
Wei Huo naturally followed suit, with a demeanor of quietly stepping back, leaving Qianyang City, far from Daxia.
As for the Eldest Princess, at first glance, she seemed uninvolved.
But in truth?
When everyone had overlooked the Eldest Princess, her people were able to reap the benefits unnoticed.
The communications between Emperor Xia and Wei Huo were all managed by the subordinates of the Eldest Princess.
So, even if someone was monitoring the Emperor's men or the Wei Family's followers, they would find no contact between them.
This was a grand scheming, using the whole world as a chessboard.
The players were Wei Huo, Emperor Xia, and the Eldest Princess.
