Chu Jun was a clever man and understood his intention.
However, he also had a lingering worry, "Emperor, this humble servant's skills are not refined, and there may be oversights. I hope for the Emperor's understanding."
He had previously been unable to discern the Empress's facial characteristics, and he was still not confident he could do so now.
He Ying was not an unreasonable tyrant either and nodded, "Just do your best."
"Yes. Thank you, Emperor. This humble servant will certainly do his best."
Having obtained the Emperor's permission, Chu Jun then went to the side hall with a sense of relief.
In the side hall,
Qing Wu was eating snacks while reading the "Great Love Record."
Of course, together with the "Great Love Record," there was also another book, "Dahe Record of Splendor," which criticized the couple; she preferred that book.
"Uh—ha—"
She wanted to laugh but forcibly held it back.
