My father, Li Shimin, requests Your Majesty to become the Retired Emperor.

After returning to the Eastern Palace, Li Chenggan was in a very depressed mood.

Through this conversation, he increasingly felt that there seemed to be some kind of barrier between his father and himself, an insurmountable chasm.

It seemed that no matter what she did, her father was not very satisfied with her.

Take Su Gui's visit to the Bureau of Imperial Clothing as an example.

Perhaps, as the Emperor said, Su Gui is suspected of dereliction of duty.

But after all, he's very young.

He couldn't possibly stay in the Bureau of Clothing and Apparel every day, from morning till night.

He has his own things to do.

Besides, how could he refuse Fang Yi'ai's invitation to drink?

On the one hand, Fang Yi'ai was the son of Grand Secretary Fang Xuanling;

On the other hand, Fang Yi'ai was the husband of Princess Gaoyang.

Fang Yi'ai and Su Gui fought side by side in the Western Regions.

How could he have imagined that Fang Yi'ai would have designs on him?

The problem lies with Fang Yi'ai, how can it be blamed on Su Gui?

Besides, if Bai Mudan goes to Su Wan's supermarket to shop, does that mean she can't go?

Is Father Emperor a little paranoid about these things?

Li Chenggan felt increasingly frustrated the more he thought about it.

Just then, Su Wan walked in from outside.

By the light of the lamp, Li Chengan noticed that Su Wan's figure was becoming increasingly hot, with a prominent bust and buttocks, especially her full, snow-white chest, which seemed about to burst open.

Su Wan walked straight to the table, poured herself a bowl of tea, and then picked up the bowl and drank it all in one gulp.

She wiped her mouth with her sleeve: "Your Highness, has your father summoned you?"

"yes!"

"So, what did he say to you?"

Li Chengan then recounted what his father had said, of course, saying what should be said and omitting what shouldn't be said, only briefly mentioning those concerning Su Gui and Su Wan.

Su Wan was incredibly clever.

She understood immediately: "So it seems your father isn't very satisfied with me and my brother."

"Wan'er, you're overthinking it. Your father would never have meant that."

"Really? Does your father mind Chang He's concubine, Bai Mudan, shopping at our supermarket?"

"Yes, to be honest, Father did mention this matter."

However, it's not as serious as you described.

Su Wan crossed her arms and nodded: "Alright, maybe what your father said makes some sense."

The royal family and generals and ministers should not have too close a relationship.

This is indeed a potential problem.

Su Gui's rapid rise in the Imperial Guard may have caught your father's attention.

I don't think this is a good sign.

Originally, Su Gui was too young, and he didn't have any historical achievements.

Therefore, on behalf of Su Gui, I resign from all his positions in the Mengjian Army.

Li Chengan frowned upon hearing this: "Now that things have developed to this point, you shouldn't try to change anything anymore."

Otherwise, it might arouse the Emperor's suspicion.

"No, it's better to resign from all positions."

Su Gui should read more books now.

Upon hearing this, Li Chengan thought to himself that Su Wan also had a stubborn temper.

"Alright then, I'll discuss this with my father later."

"Hmm," Su Wan lowered her head and thought for a moment, "So, after Fang Yi'ai and Changsun Chong did this, has your father said how he intends to deal with them?"

"Father was just very angry, but he didn't say how to deal with them."

Su Wan sneered: "Your father is really biased."

Fang Yi'ai and Changsun Chong used trickery to lure Su Gui away, and while he was drunk, they stole Su Gui's token and switched it with another one.

Using Su Gui's token, he allocated the tribute from Tibet.

Logically speaking, this is a serious crime, how can it just be left unresolved? It seems unfair that the virus could spread.

"Won't people say your father is overprotective of his own?"