Yin Lvqing really didn't know what to say anymore.
What exactly does he want him to admit with these unclear accusations? Can't they just make things clear to him?
"On ordinary days, I let those things you do slide, turning a blind eye because after all, you are my son,"
Emperor Ziyan glared at Yin Lvqing, wishing he could twist his head off.
"But the more lenient I am with you, the more audacious you become. How dare you commit such brazen acts?"
Yin Lvqing: "..."
He genuinely didn't know what reckless deeds he had supposedly done recently.
Was it because he had laid a trap on the Illusion Continent, waiting for Sui Zimo and Lin Caisang to walk into it themselves?
Or was it the matter of having men watch the entrance of Prince Niu's Mansion?
But to Emperor Ziyan, weren't these things just minor issues?
What could have angered him to such extent?
"Father, your son truly hasn't done anything."
Even if something was done, please specify, right?
