By reading my mind, I defeated the crazy regent

The little emperor was not very old, and although he was an emperor, he could not understand why his seventh uncle would kill a child.

This is the point he has been unable to figure out today.

Are all children who make mistakes going to be killed? He always makes mistakes, so is the Seventh Prince saving them for him?

When you have accumulated enough money, you will settle the score with him and then beat and scold him?

The young emperor was very clear about this and knew that his seventh uncle would not dare to kill him.

Yin Tingyan opened his eyes, and his cold gaze seemed to purify the air in an instant.

"Who told you?"

Yin Tingyan wanted the little emperor to grow up, but this kind of thing should not be heard by a child, it was too cruel.

There is nothing wrong with the people arranged by the emperor. They dare not speak nonsense. Then who dares to speak nonsense around the emperor?

The little emperor was so frightened that he quickly lowered his head. "No, no one said anything to me. It's just that everyone knows about this kind of thing. So it's okay for me to know, right?"

Yin Tingyan felt strange, and his sharp gaze stayed on the little emperor's face for a few seconds, then fell on the memorial.

"Your Majesty, do you understand your responsibilities as the ruler of the world?"

The little emperor was surprised that his seventh uncle suddenly asked this question, but he felt relieved when he thought that his seventh uncle did not bring up the previous topic.

He quickly replied, "I know. My Seventh Uncle has always taught me this. As the ruler of the world, I must care about the people and do something for the prosperity of the country and the safety of the people."

Yin Tingyan nodded: "That's right. Throughout the dynasties, there have been wise and capable emperors as well as foolish ones. Some were clear-headed in their early years but muddled for eternity, while others were foolish in their early years but came to their senses in their later years. But none of them can be considered good emperors."

"An emperor must always have the courage and awareness to lead by example, and must always be vigilant to see if there are any loyal ministers who might betray him, treacherous ministers who might commit evil, or villains who might spread slander and distort the truth."

"And the courage and wisdom of an emperor, if they are comprehensive, require him to be on edge at all times."

"What other people's dynasties are like, what their emperors are like, has nothing to do with ours."

"But you are the emperor I personally taught. You must serve the people wholeheartedly, understand right from wrong, and not be partial to one side. You must have your own logic and not be led by others. Only then can you be an emperor who always controls power."

"I want you to be a wise and virtuous ruler, but I also want you to be an emperor who is always in control of the situation and whose power will never be lost."

"Do you know why?"

Although the little emperor could not quite understand the depth of these words, he felt inexplicably excited and relieved.

He knew that everything the Seventh Uncle did was for his imperial power.

"Seventh Uncle is worried that I will be blindly influenced by what I hear, without discernment or reflection, and will be influenced by so-called loyal or treacherous ministers, thus becoming a failed king, with power falling into the hands of others and the dynasty overthrown?"

Yin Tingyan's gaze fell on the little emperor again, and for the first time, his eyes showed admiration for the little emperor.

"Long'er, you are still young, but you already have the ability to think independently and dialectically. What you said is not bad, but you are still not very good."

"But this is a problem with your age, not with you. But you must remember that you must never let the limitations of your age become a problem for you. If it does, it will become a shackle for you and will affect your future."

The little emperor was extremely happy. He clenched his fists and nodded vigorously. "Yes, Seventh Uncle's words are all in my heart. I will never forget them."

Yin Tingyan suddenly changed the subject: "So who told you that I killed the child, and made you feel pity?"

The little emperor replied subconsciously: "It's the Protector of the Country... Uh!"

The little emperor realized that he had let the cat out of the bag and quickly covered his mouth.

Yin Tingyan's gaze instantly changed from admiration to cold ridicule.

The little emperor pleaded anxiously, "Seventh Uncle, please don't be angry. Long'er didn't mean to deceive you. She was just afraid that you would be angry."

Yin Tingyan asked in return: "Why should I be angry? Your Majesty is meeting your ministers. Your ministers are just telling you some things outside, aren't they?"

is it?

The little emperor felt something was wrong, but he didn't know what.

But he knew that the Seventh Uncle was unhappy.

The little emperor didn't care about the dead child. He had felt a little sympathy before, but now he was overwhelmed by his seventh uncle's unhappiness.

He didn't care about the Duke of Protectorate even more. No one was more important than his seventh uncle.

"Seventh Uncle, I know I was wrong. I will never listen to the Protector of the Country again."

Yin Tingyan chuckled: "No, Your Majesty, you must listen, not only to the Duke of Protectorate, but also to the ministers, so that you can be impartial."

"Look, if you had listened to a few more people today and heard why I killed that child, you wouldn't have been so sympathetic and accused me of being cruel and ruthless."

The young emperor was startled and quickly defended himself, "I didn't. How could I accuse the Seventh Prince of being cruel? I just listened to the words of the Protector of the Country and felt that the child was a little pitiful."

"This wine is the result of partial listening and credulity."

Yin Tingyan suddenly admonished, "Your Majesty, listen carefully. Listening to only one side of the story will lead to you being exploited by your ministers. You will lose your judgment and make wrong decisions because you only know what they want you to know."

"Just like what happened today, you believed his words, so you thought I was cruel."

"But you don't know why I was so determined to kill this child. You didn't even think to ask about the whole story. Instead, you spoke directly to me, using a gesture of pity to speak for that damned child."

"Your Majesty, you have been fooled by the Duke of Protector of the State and are being used around by him, but you don't even know it."

"To the point that you've even offended me now. If I were a petty person, with my methods and character, Your Majesty, do you think you could grow up safely?"

The little emperor was so frightened that he hugged Yin Tingyan's waist and cried, "Seventh Uncle will not hurt Long'er. Seventh Uncle, Seventh Uncle, please don't be angry. Long'er will never listen to one side again."

Yin Tingyan felt that he was not very good at educating children. If Tang Qiansui was here, this question would not make the child cry.

But Yin Tingyan was anxious.

He will not live forever. His physical condition is not good. The other self in his body seems like a hidden danger that can overthrow this dynasty at any time.

He eagerly hoped that the little emperor would grow up, be able to take charge of the government, and have keen insight, strong ability and wisdom.

He had to hand over all the enormous power in his hands. Only in this way could he ensure that when one day he could no longer control this body, he would not harm the dynasty and his own blood relatives because of his overwhelming power.

Yin Tingyan raised his hand a little, wanting to touch the little emperor's head, but finally clenched his hand into a fist.

He said coldly, "I want the emperor to send someone to investigate this matter himself."