As for the current Emperor and his father before him, although they had recognized the profits of the sea transportation business and harbored great enthusiasm for it, unfortunately, as the Northwest frontline was always unstable, the naval defense plan of the giant Dragons was pushed back. If it was not due to the lack of funds, it was due to the lack of Ziliujin.

If the boat was actually involved in the private selling of Ziliujin, it would very likely threaten the coastal defense of the Eastern Sea.

There was also that monk Liao Ran who had led them to the boat. Was it unintentional? Or was it his plan all along?

In just a short amount of time, Gu Yun's vision had already become more and more blurred. He found the liuli glass at his chest and temporarily put it on his nose. At least this way, one eye could see clearly.

Gu Yun smiled sadly and thought to himself: "What should I do now?"

Chang Geng fled back to his own room, his heartbeat still unsteady. When he pushed the door open and saw a monk, his heart instantly tensed up again. He quickly closed the door and lowered his voice: "Master, how come you are here?"

Then, Liao Ran put his hands together and smiled: "Amitabha, there is no place that this monk cannot enter."

This monk must have been trained to come and go at any time without a trace; the inspector's manor was no different. He truly resembled a god.

The monk signed to Chang Geng: "Perhaps the Marquis of Order had spared me this time, Your Highness does not have to worry."

Chang Geng wasn't worried about him. His mind was clear, figuring it out with just one thought: "Are you deliberately using me to lure him here? What is there to see in Ying Tian Manor?"

Liao Ran looked at him with great appreciation. He slowly extended his hands to sign: "The Eastern Sea demon is transforming into a dragon. This monk came with the purpose of bringing divine punishment onto it."

What was he suggesting? Was Wei Wang going to rebel?

Or was there something else?

Instantly, several thoughts flew by Chang Geng's heart. He was long since aware that this monk was immersed in the mortal world. He did not expect him to be immersed so deeply, and a layer of suspicion and caution could not help but rise up in his eyes.

However, before he could ask more questions, Liao Ran made a gesture for Chang Geng to keep up with him and jumped out of the window. Chang Geng hesitated, then grabbed his sword and followed along.