Li Yi knelt on the ground, neither humble nor arrogant: "The Empress Dowager said that the minister taught his highness to ride horses and archery and study, so he rewarded so many treasures. The minister did not dare to take credit for it. In fact, he felt guilty about it..."

Emperor Hongwen didn't care. He knew that Li Yi was not greedy for money. He was just these antique calligraphy and paintings. Only Han civil officials would like it. If the Xianbei nobles were looking down on him at all. He was about to close the box, but his eyes turned on a sandalwood fan in the box. He opened it and under the hazy moonlight, it was clear that the fan was embroidered with a pair of mandarin ducks playing in the water!

Even people from the northern country know what playing with mandarin ducks means!

This fan was brought back by Emperor Hongwen from the Southern Dynasty and was accidentally mixed with the gift to Empress Dowager Feng, but unexpectedly, she actually gave it to another man in a re-exercise!

A woman gives another man a mandarin duck.

What does this mean?

A flame of anger, almost like a volcano, was about to erupt.

Lu Tai and others had not noticed it yet, and Li Yi himself didn't know what it was, because he hadn't opened it and looked at it. Even Empress Dowager Feng could not open so many gifts one by one to see what it was. She only saw so many sandalwood fans, so she casually asked the palace maids to pick up some rewards.

This fan was opened by Emperor Hongwen for the first time.

The King of Dongyang was quick-witted, and he accidentally stepped on the fan in Emperor Hongwen's hand: a pair of mandarin ducks! He had been experiencing most of his life, so how could he not know the various rumors about Empress Dowager Feng from the outside world?

"Your Majesty, you can't see things clearly under the moonlight, so it's better not to see them."

He hurriedly took the fan, closed it, and handed it to Li Yi: "Why don't you go down quickly?"

Li Yi and others did not notice Emperor Hongwen's thunderous anger, so they bowed and went down.

Under the moonlight, Emperor Hongwen's face turned pale and suddenly turned around: "Well, it's late, and the little prince probably has already fallen asleep."

After saying that, he turned around and returned to Xuanwu Palace.

Lu Tai and others were the best at fanning the flames, but this time they didn't understand, so they followed Emperor Hongwen back step by step. King Dongyang also followed behind him, but he secretly sweated in his heart.
Chapter completed!