Instead, what Zhou Man said made more sense. He probably thought that the Imperial Hospital had the ability to fix his crooked leg, so he wanted to use this to harm him, the Crown Prince, or perhaps Zhou Man too.
But everyone in the court knows Zhou Man belongs to the Chongwen Pavilion. Who doesn't know that Zhou Man is his man?
Dragging Zhou Man into this easily entangles him too.
However, the Crown Prince isn't as angry as he was before; maybe it's because Prince Gong ended up with the opposite of what he planned, or perhaps because his heart is more open now?
In any case, although the Crown Prince disagrees with his father's words, he shows little expression on his face. He just responds flatly and then says, "Father Emperor, although Director Xiao is at fault for neglect, the root cause lies with Third Brother. If the patient intentionally conceals their condition, unless a doctor is the reincarnation of an immortal, it's difficult to know the truth."
