Emperor Yue's head buzzed with the noise; he waved his hand for Han Zhao to present the report.
However, after reading it, his expression became somewhat strange.
His brows relaxed then furrowed, furrowed then relaxed again.
When the ministers heard that the report came from King Huan Residence, each of them craned their necks in anticipation, looking like they wouldn't let the matter rest until Emperor Yue let them see for themselves!
General Gao was the first to lose his composure, asking, "Your Majesty, what did King Huan say?"
Emperor Yue scanned the faces of those present and, with a toss, flung the report to the floor: "Read it yourselves!"
The report landed right at Wei Jin's feet, and he picked it up for a quick look; his face paled.
General Gao couldn't wait; he snatched the report and after reading it, was dumbstruck.
Passing the report around was too cumbersome, so Emperor Yue finally had Han Zhao read out the contents in court.
