Li You believed that if Li Huan were willing to renounce his claim to the throne, he would spare him, if only for Bai Yuan's sake.
If Li Huan was willing, he could even make him a royal Uncle Wang, second in power only to one man and above tens of thousands.
All of this was simply because Bai Yuan's value was too immense.
...
In a mountain forest, a small lake, about a hundred feet wide, was stained crimson.
Bai Yuan finished washing himself, walked ashore, and took the clean clothes from Li Huan. After changing, he exclaimed in satisfaction.
Only then did Li Huan speak. "Ah Yuan, you really are the most accomplished among us brothers."
'What he really wanted to say was that among the younger generation in Xuan Yang today, there was likely no one left who could be considered Bai Yuan's opponent.'
