Li Huan had even gone to listen to one of the lectures himself.
On the surface, there was nothing wrong with it.
It was all just Confucian principles—the proper relationships between ruler and subject, father and son. It taught the academy students to be loyal to the Court, to value etiquette and law, and to defend Confucian principles even unto death.
In the past, there would have been nothing wrong with these words.
But now, they were a huge problem.
Everyone knew the Imperial City had been thrown into utter chaos. Just the day before, news had reached Ling Province that the Third Prince, Li Wei, had committed patricide and fratricide.
This was nothing short of an open call for these students to denounce the Third Prince.
'His intentions are treasonous!'
Li Huan finally understood the deeper meaning behind Situ Nan's actions that day.
