Chang Zhi followed the auspicious hour to kneel and offer his respects, and only when the auspicious time arrived did they begin to lift the coffin. Chang Zhi's eyes were red; no one wanted to disturb the peaceful rest of their ancestors. In choosing a new location for the tomb, he had consulted numerous geomancers to ensure the site was indeed excellent, which settled his mind.
Chang Zhi had wanted to weep, especially when it came to the coffins of his grandfather and grandmother.
Prince Liang appeared out of nowhere, attempting to approach, and in alarm, Chang Zhi grabbed the Prince's clothing, "Your Highness, it would be inappropriate for you to go there."
Chang Zhi's tone was rather harsh; this was the Zhou family's affair. The family's elders could no longer rest in peace—what did the Prince Liang want?
