Chapter 628

The ministers became curious.

They had no business, so why did the Emperor have something?

He wouldn't be trying to make things difficult for them, would he?

Thinking of this, they couldn't help but feel a bit uneasy.

Other things would be fine, but if he were truly making things difficult for them,

then they would have nowhere to air their grievances.

"You must be wondering how I discovered you were coming here, right?"

Ying Zheng saw their worry, but did not point it out.

Instead, he spoke of another matter.

Seeing that he wasn't going to hold them accountable,

the ministers immediately became interested.

They truly couldn't understand how the Emperor knew they were coming.

He had made them turn back halfway; this matter was very strange.

"Your Majesty, how did you discover we were coming?"

"It couldn't have been someone reporting ahead of time, could it?"

"That doesn't make sense; the two locations are far apart."

Feng Quji was very curious about this matter.

The other ministers echoed him, all wanting to know what was going on.

Since there was a good item, Ying Zheng was happy to show it to them.

After all, he had mentioned this item before at the Qilin Hall.

"Zhang Han, you come."

Looking at the group of ministers who were like country bumpkins,

Ying Zheng didn't know how to explain it well.

It was better to let someone else speak.

"Understood."

Zhang Han, behind him, stepped forward a few paces, but his gaze did not look at the ministers.

At this moment, Zhang Han also had the air of someone looking at country bumpkins.

He didn't even look at them directly, but squinted at the crowd.

They had seen this good item countless times.

Yet this group didn't know what was going on, which couldn't help but give him a sense of superiority.

Feng Quji felt that disdainful gaze and was the first to get angry.

He couldn't stand such a gaze; it was too condescending.

"Old Zhang, what kind of look is that?"

"If you have a squinting disease, go see a physician; it's useless to show it to us here."

"We don't know medicine, so we won't be able to cure you."

Feng Quji also squinted at Zhang Han, imitating him with seven or eight parts similarity.

The group of ministers behind him also wouldn't stand for it, feeling that thick, disdainful gaze.

"That's right, when did General Zhang get a squinting disease?"

"I don't know; that squinting disease is quite scary; he doesn't even look at people straight."

"I wonder if the imperial physician can cure this kind of disease; I'm truly worried for General Zhang."

"It's hard to say; General Zhang's disease doesn't look light."

"If not treated in time, in the long run, I reckon it won't be curable."

"How did General Zhang come to have such a disease?"