The Minister of Revenue, having heard what was said, was stunned for a moment. Indeed, it was the Lord Minister of War who first agreed back then, which led to the appointment of the Minister of Revenue.
"Lord Minister of Justice, years ago you invested silver taels in the riverside tea estate, and due to weather conditions, the tea leaves mildewed, resulting in a complete loss," the Minister of Works stated, "I remember it was the Lord Minister of War, along with Prince Jing and the Eighteenth Prince, who got involved due to an unjust rebellion case and helped retrieve the silver taels for you."
"Lords, in terms of loyalty and righteousness, we do not compare to Lord Minister of War, and as men, we fall short even more."
"Yet when it comes to kicking someone when they're down, we cannot compare to you. You three have achieved the heartlessness of wolves and the betrayal of dogs."
The Minister of Works directly countered.
