This matter wasn't just known by Fu Zhengqing—even Yue Xiu himself was aware of it.
Ever since that incident, Yue Xiu had grown silent, rarely voicing opinions in court.
It seemed that out of bitter resignation and utter disappointment, he had simply allowed himself to go under.
But Fu Zhengqing knew better.
With Yue Xiu's temperament, there was no way he would just let things slide—he had to be plotting something—it was just that Fu Zhengqing didn't know what.
Perhaps.
This could be used.
Although Yue Xiu's cultivation was that of a Grandmaster, the power he could actually unleash seemed even stronger than Fu Zhengqing's own.
Otherwise, why would Fu Zhengqing dare always to look down on Wei Hongfang, yet never once sought to provoke Yue Xiu?
He wasn't a fool.
Fu Zhengqing plainly understood whom it was safe to provoke, and whom one should never cross lightly.
Thinking so,
