Chapter 422: Lobbying (II)
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Records of the Human Emperor Chapter 422: Lobbying (II)

Chapter 422: Lobbying (II)

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Yang Zhao was also rather dazed.

He was also bursting with the desire for authority, or else he wouldn't have entered the capital. He actually didn't mind getting involved in some War of the Princes, but because Consort Taizhen didn't like anyone mentioning matters of the Imperial Palace in front of her, he had never brought the matter up.

And as time passed, he also began to put the matter aside.

The recent wave of success and the criticisms from all sides had made him further forget those matters, but Wang Chong's words had suddenly reminded him.

Just like Wang Chong said, there were some things that would appear eventually, even if one didn't concern oneself with them or get involved with them.

It would be fine if it were any ordinary matter, but once the War of the Princes dragged Consort Taizhen in, this would affect his own future prospects.

Yang Zhao suddenly turned his head and spoke to his cousin. "Sister, although I also think that the War of the Princes is no matter that we can lightly involve ourselves in, the words of my sworn brother are not completely without reason. It's impossible to remain completely uninvolved. Perhaps we really should contemplate this matter and decide what to do after discussion?"

Let alone Consort Taizhen, even Wang Chong was surprised by these words. Yang Zhao's words were far more effective than his own; after all, these two were cousins and had a much more intimate relationship.

These words that had originally been intended to convince Consort Taizhen had ended up moving Yang Zhao—a rather surprising harvest.

As expected, Yang Zhao's words finally caused the look in Consort Taizhen's eyes to change. In the capital of the empire, this older cousin was the one she trusted the most and found most reliable.

"Brother, the matters of the Imperial Palace are difficult to describe and discern. They are not things that you can understand," Consort Taizhen said. Her stance had clearly softened.

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