After rebirth, His Highness Xinshu was pampered by me.

Chapter 447 What bad thoughts are you having?

Lin Shun and Lin Yi dared not interrupt when it came to matters of the Emperor's decision.

But Lin Yi's eyes darted around, and he still tentatively asked, "Your Highness, at this time, things must still be chaotic in Daliang. Not to mention anything else, those princes who have military power can't settle down so quickly. Can we take this opportunity to do something?"

For example, could we stir things up a bit, spread some rumors about the Crown Prince of Liang, the future new emperor? Or support an opponent? We can't just let him sit on the throne so easily, can we?

The twelfth prince understood Lin Yi's meaning.

Just then, after reading the secret letter, he had already begun to plan what to do. With Lin Yi's suggestion, he could put his plans into action.

Seeing the twelfth prince's expression, Lin Yi understood and hurriedly went over.

The master and servant huddled together and began to discuss it quietly.

Lin Shun held the plate of melon seeds, looking at this and that.

The master's expression was frighteningly calm; who knows what mischief he was thinking?

Lin Yi's expression wasn't calm; he was all smiles. But those smiles were even more terrifying than his master's composed face. You didn't even need to guess to know he was thinking of something bad.

After thinking about it, I realized that I'm really not suited to plotting bad things...

Lin Shun stood there for a moment to reflect on himself, then quietly squatted in the corner with his sunflower seed plate and continued eating sunflower seeds.

After the twelfth prince and Lin Yi finished discussing how to cause trouble for the crown prince of Daliang, Lin Shun had knocked melon seed shells all over the ground.

Fortunately, no one bothered him.

Normally, Lin Yi might have snapped at him for this, but today, Lin Yi didn't have the time.

He was in a hurry to deliver the secret message, afraid that he would cause trouble for the Crown Prince of Liang if he was even a second too late.

While Lin Yi was busy sending messages, and only two days had passed since the message was sent out, the emperor in the palace had already received the news from the Great Liang. Once the emperor received the news, it was naturally known throughout the court and beyond.

The matter of this incident in the Great Liang Kingdom was discussed in the imperial court for two days.

Then things quieted down for a while.

After all, there are many things to deal with both inside and outside the Great Sheng Dynasty. The emperor and his officials cannot just focus on discussing matters in other countries, can they?
A few days later, the news of the Crown Prince of Liang ascending the throne officially arrived, and the Crown Prince of Liang even sent a servant to deliver the official letter.

Thus, the Great Sheng court began to discuss whether to send an envoy to Daliang, and if so, who should go to Daliang to offer congratulations, whether to send gifts, and how much to send, among other questions.

There were quite a few ministers who could attend court, which meant that there were many factions.

Once people split into factions, their goals and thoughts become more complex, leading to the creation of multiple answers to a simple question.

Ultimately, the emperor was the one who made the final decision on this matter.

The emperor finally decided to send someone to Daliang to congratulate the crown prince on his ascension to the throne.

However, the emperor hesitated about who to send.

In the imperial court, the Fifth Prince's faction kept advocating for him to be the envoy's attendant in front of the emperor.

According to the Fifth Prince's faction, for such a momentous event as the Crown Prince's ascension to the throne, their Great Sheng should send someone, and they should at least send someone with representative significance.

When two countries exchange greetings, we should not diminish their great momentum.

Therefore, the Fifth Prince is the most suitable person to be sent on this mission.

The Fifth Prince, being both the legitimate son of the Empress and holding the title of Prince of the County, was perfectly suited to be an envoy to diplomatic relations between the two countries.