Zhao Yi has absolutely no interest in becoming emperor.
Being emperor is both arduous and tiring; he wakes earlier than a rooster, sleeps later than a dog, and even during intimate moments, there's a eunuch monitoring nearby. Moreover, he can't leave the palace freely.
How is this different from being imprisoned?
If possible, Zhao Yi would rather be a carefree prince.
Sleep until naturally awakened and count money until his hands cramp.
That's what truly makes a winner in life.
Rather than bickering with aristocratic families in the Imperial Court and being imprisoned in the Imperial Palace!
However, it seems this matter isn't up to Zhao Yi's will to decide.
Miaoyin was here to verify the situation this time.
Although Uncle Zhao Yuan had already reported, it was clear that neither the Imperial Clan Court nor the Xuanzhen Temple seemed to trust his words much.
Miaoyin is different.
