Since ancient times, there have been many Imperial Censors who lack discernment.
These individuals possess the courage to remain unyielding, believing that if they were to invite disaster by reprimanding the Emperor, it would become a timeless tale of valor.
Life is secondary; reputation is of utmost importance.
Regarding this matter with Wei Shu and Su Luo, it's true that they failed in fulfilling their filial duties, and the Imperial Censors' reproaches are not unwarranted.
In Wei Shu's years of governance, he has hardly committed errors.
Only when it concerns Su Luo does he frequently lose reason.
This time, the Imperial Censors seized upon this point and unleashed fierce criticism, with some senior officials stepping forward to side with them.
