Xu Wendong had two reasons to believe that the King of Nanhuang was secretly causing trouble.
First.
Ever since he refused Fan Qi, the Fifth Prince, to take over the Western Sea Fishing Grounds, the name of the King of Nanhuang suddenly vanished from his life.
It was as if he had never appeared.
This was inherently unreasonable.
Because Chu Ye had mentioned that the King of Nanhuang was vindictive and acted in a ludicrous manner.
First, he killed Pei Yuanlang.
Then, he refused the King of Nanhuang to interfere with the Western Sea Fishing Grounds.
How could he easily let it go?
The King had remained silent for so long, ultimately to deliver a fatal blow at a critical moment.
It must be said that his methods were quite shrewd.
Second, and most importantly.
The ability to order a country to ban the Lu Family from selling seafood was rare in the entire Blackwater Kingdom.
Besides the King of Nanhuang, he truly couldn't think of anyone else.
