Although Gu Chengyu was worried about this matter, he did not want to intervene in the verbal clash between these two. After all, the Crown Prince was merely a Crown Prince; it was still the Emperor who could decide and implement actions. If he had any good suggestions, he might as well speak directly to the Emperor.
Moreover, this could count as a political achievement. Giving the benefits and letting others take the credit, Gu Chengyu admitted he was not so magnanimous.
To avoid an awkward silence, He Jisheng naturally picked up the conversation.
"If the heavens wish to rain, we have no solution. Even if we are worried about Jiangnan and other places, the Emperor has already appointed officials to go there. We, being far away in the Capital, are powerless!"
In fact, He Jisheng also believed this matter was beyond human efforts. What needed to be prepared had been prepared, and the rest could only be left to fate.
