Chapter 495: Only This King Cannot

at prince. Just look at himself, how he had fallen from being an esteemed scholar in the East Pavilion to a fugitive who dared not show his face in broad daylight. This was truly terrifying and formid...Chapter 495: Only This King Can't

The rest of the prisoners were similar in nature.

Everyone heard that just by drinking this, they could sleep soundly for an hour, and no one said a second word before rushing up to drink it.

After finishing all of this, Sanzhao and Zhou Ping'an left the prison of the Ministry of Justice.

Upon seeing the bright blue sky and sunshine outside, Sānbǎo, who was normally ruthless and cruel, felt a sense of detachment as if he were in another world. He sincerely said: “Today, Lord Zhou has allowed me to open my eyes.”

Zhou Ping bowed respectfully and said, “Lord, you flatter me. It’s just doing my duty for the Prince. If there’s anything I can do in the future, please send someone to inform me.”

"Such is good, then I shall take my leave first," said San Bao with a sly smile.

"You're too kind."

After the pleasantries were over, Sanzhao said: "The enemy is planning to attack tonight. As I can't stay here long, please wait for me a moment, Zhou."

"Take your time, Sir."

Watching San Bao lead the people from the Eastern Factory away, Zhou Ping'an narrowed his eyes slightly, then chuckled softly and turned back to his office at the Ministry of Justice.

That day, the entire capital city was eerily calm, as if all parties had retreated into hiding.

Under the cover of this peaceful, dark night, a group of people quietly crept to the location of the Ministry of Justice prison. They were prepared to take action under the cloak of darkness.

At this time, within Zhao Wang's residence.

Li Yinhu was drinking with Long Huaiyu.

Although there was fine wine and delicious food, the two of them hardly touched their chopsticks. others, including Minister Wang Fuyong of Dali Temple, all became souls under the insects.Looking at the ground littered with corpses after the tide of insects retreated, these corpses were bloodless...