Si Bo saw that his face didn't look good and couldn't help but lower his voice to advise, "My lord, why take all this upon yourself? You've already decided to resign; aren't we going back to Jiangbei?"
King Langya's suspicion toward his lord made even a servant like Si Bo harbor resentment, so just let him clean up this mess—wasn't he the one who thought their lord monopolized power and harbored sinister intentions?
Wang Dao said, "Even if I've already decided to return to Jiangbei, I can't leave like this."
That would be desertion. Even if Zhao Hanzhang had sent Yuan Li to persuade him, even with the excuse that "a wise man submits to circumstances," he still couldn't bring himself to do it.
