And these days, his actions were too high-profile, and his reputation too great.
For Xinci Temple, this was definitely not a good thing.
Yan Fujing spilled tea all over the table, as if to tell him, "Acting willfully will lead to a mess."
When it's time to hold back, you must hold back.
Li Xuan knew Yan Fujing would advise him.
He was also waiting for Yan Fujing's advice.
Now, he stood up, nodded slightly, and said, "I understand."
With that, Li Xuan bowed and turned to leave.
His figure was desolate, even his spine slightly hunched.
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...
Since leaving the Prime Minister's residence, Li Xuan shut himself in and no longer received guests.
Rumors even spread within Prince Qing's Mansion that Prince Qing was heavily drunk in the residence.
Those with insight quickly pieced together the story, coming to a conclusion: Prince Qing was avoiding suspicion.
Avoiding whose suspicion?
Of course, it was the suspicion of Buddha from Xinci Temple.
