Inheriting A Divine Cultivation Clan At The Start, All My Juniors Are Empresses

"So, what do you think over there? We can also discuss among ourselves to see what the final outcome will be."

Yuchi: "..."

He glanced at the two unfamiliar men standing behind Wang Haoran and Feng Zhaoyang. These two men couldn’t help but nod, indicating their agreement with Wang Haoran’s position.

Yuchi: "Eh, poor little guy, being deceived, helping others witness things while others have everything under control. Hard to fight them with such an advantage."

"Alright then."

"The affirmative side has already stated their viewpoint, now let’s hear from the opposition."

Wang Haoran sat down, and that guy called Lord Li immediately began his performance according to Yuchi’s direction.

He stood up and said, "Firstly, we have great respect for Lord Wang. We didn’t expect that the support behind this matter would be from Lord Wang. But this issue involves all the courtesans in the State Capital, and it’s very serious. It’s not just as simple as it seems on the surface!"

"We understand that there may be benefits for the Palace Courtesan, but there are many courtesans in the State Capital, and each courtesan has someone supporting them. So suddenly proposing to have a Palace Courtesan is bound to upset all courtesans. The reason is simple: why should what you say count."

"Do you need to create a Palace Courtesan to make the courtesans of the State Capital great again? Can’t it be achieved from other perspectives?"

Yuchi: "..."

He once again glanced at the aide sitting next to Lord Li. This aide was as calm as an old dog; he knew exactly what Lord Li was going to say and knew the outcome, as if he had read the script in advance. Besides Lord Li and the aide, the two people standing behind them were clearly filled with excitement and nervousness.

These were the spectators who hadn’t read the script.

Yuchi: "This group really has no integrity, starting to deceive in waves."

"Now that you’ve both stated your views, let’s have the conflict begin."

"Come on, you can start arguing now."

"Cameraman ready."

"Countdown!"

"Three!"

"Two!"

"One!"

"Begin!"

What followed was not just similar to what Yuchi expected, it was exactly the same.

While Yuchi calmly drank tea, the people on both sides began to argue. The specifics of the argument didn’t need to be stated, it was basically formulaic.

Wang Haoran: "Ha ha, what you’re saying is wrong."

Lord Li: "What we’re saying is wrong? You’re right? Ridiculous."

Wang Haoran: "What we’re saying is right, you don’t understand, so don’t talk nonsense, alright?"

Lord Li: "You call us nonsense, what do you know!"

Wang Haoran: "Oh yeah, you understand everything, after you’ve comprehended it!"

Lord Li: "Can you not act this way?"

Wang Haoran: "Can you speak? All I can hear is a dog barking, woof woof woof woof woof."

Lord Li: "So you don’t want to talk? You’re looking for a fight, right?"

Wang Haoran: "Fight, who’s afraid of whom, you’re just a jerk, you don’t understand the State Capital!"

Lord Li: "I @# you $%&"

Wang Haoran: "@#%&$ you! ... Rude!"

Yes, that’s how simple it is, sometimes you can’t hear what others are saying clearly, but that doesn’t matter. As long as you can see their emotions, it’s enough.

Emotions can explain a lot, and these two fellows were clearly turning the incident up a notch, going from the initial conversation to personal attacks.

This was all part of Yuchi’s preplanned summary, able to conclude only because he foresaw it. In fact, both sides were skilled in rhetoric, and those unaware of the situation were naturally drawn to the rhetoric itself.

Actually, the rhetoric itself isn’t important; understanding the motives behind it is what matters.

For example, if a young man approaches a girl and starts to praise her in a roundabout way, is it just for compliments?

Obviously not, the young man’s motives are very simple—dinner, shopping, movie, and ending up at a guesthouse if there are no rides home.

In this current situation, Feng Zhaoyang had joined the verbal barrage, and the two people not in on the script were befuddled.

Clearly, they served as "loudspeakers" to disseminate what happened at this discussion to other dignitaries in the State Capital.

"They were indeed used," Yuchi pursed his lips as both sides argued fiercely, "They, and me too, are being used for now. I cannot participate deeply in the inner workings of the State Capital, it’s too difficult, and the waters are too deep."

"The waters in the State Capital are as deep as... no, at least twice the water content of a viral orange."

The entire dialogue lasted for an hour, and to summarize, "The parties met and exchanged their views, looking forward to the next conversation."

In plain terms, the meaning was very simple.

The parties cursed at each other, and in the eyes of the audience, they couldn’t do anything to each other, and as for the next engagement, who knows when that might be. Anyway, it all ended in discord.