The courtiers looked at Yan Du in horror. Could it be that the Right Prime Minister really planned to adopt Qi Wenjin's suggestion?
At this time, should he not wait for the boy to finish speaking before decisively crushing his ideas like the autumn wind sweeping away fallen leaves?
Let the commoners supervise the Imperial Court's officials? What a joke. The commoners were so stupid and could be bewitched or bribed to falsely accuse them. Wouldn't that make the courtiers feel insecure?
Given Qi Wenjin's personality, they felt that his proposals were never just bold—they only grew bolder.
Rong Xuan also looked at Yan Du strangely. Yan Du came from an aristocratic family. Although he looked gentle and humble on the surface, he was a most prideful one. It was fine when Grand Tutor Yan was still around. While he preferred to get close to the descendants of aristocratic families, he remained gentle and polite to the students of the humble class.
