Chapter 79: The Imperial Son-in-Law

As for Ji Yuan-kui, Zhao Kai had no time to dwell on him. If Ji Yuan-kui was someone who feigned weakness only to conceal his true strength, that would be closely tied to the Emperor, and Zhao Kai was not the Emperor’s brother—there was no need to be so concerned.

He merely needed Ji Yuan-kui’s help in a few matters. For instance, if he inadvertently offended the Prince, he would have to “be forced” to leave the palace.

And then, what about the Empress, and whatever that man wanted him to do…

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