In the imperial court, the debate continued unceasingly.
Those in favor of war and those in favor of peace each presented their views, citing authoritative quotes from Saints, drawing parallels with historical precedents from former dynasties; in short, they each believed wholeheartedly in their own reasoning.
As for the Emperor, he sat on his throne with impatience, watching the two factions argue back and forth, his face clearly showing his annoyance.
This newly enthroned Emperor had not yet adapted well to his role.
At this moment, he found the ministers' conduct detestable, thinking they were simply talking nonsense that could ruin the nation. Not a single one could offer a strategy that would convince him, nor was there any phrase upon hearing which he could immediately make a decision and implement in full.
To the Emperor, this was unmistakably a display of the ministers' incompetence.
