The balladeer held the memorial in his hand, deep in thought.
He had roughly guessed what the final case entailed, but found it incredibly difficult to make a final decision.
Kill Sima Yan?
In history, this was a matter for which Emperor Taizu of Sheng was greatly criticized, and moreover, Chu Ge felt it was completely unnecessary.
At that time, Sima Yan was already over seventy years old.
Even if he truly succeeded in rebelling, how many years could he reign as emperor?
And, deduced from the subsequent occurrences, the likelihood of Sima Yan successfully rebelling was not high. To kill a founding hero over such an insignificant hidden danger seemed utterly needless.
Would not killing him impact the longevity of the Great Sheng Dynasty?
Chu Ge still didn't believe it.
He even began to doubt whether this was the correct approach, wanting to continue searching for clues within other memorials.
