The focus of the Capital City was all on Elder Jiang Ge's funeral procession, especially with a large number of commoners and scholars participating voluntarily. The streets were even blocked at one point. This made King Rui's faction more cautious, because if someone were to rally there, would the crowd turn into a torrent rushing into the Imperial Palace?
Therefore, most of the military force was deployed to monitor Elder Jiang Ge's funeral, leaving the Grand Temple less tightly guarded.
Jiang Yichun moved like a ghost, silently and stealthily making his way into the Grand Temple, appearing before the stone pillars used for sacrifices to heaven.
He quickly took out a piece of paper from his body, which had many holes cut into it, and upon careful examination, the holes formed words. He also took out a medicine bottle, dipped a brush into it, and then pressed the paper against the stone pillar, using the brush to fill in the cut-out spaces.
