Yin Huo nodded and said, "You haven't seen real tyranny yet, so when you're out and about, you still need to restrain yourselves. In the capital city, although the emperor is supreme, he only deals with state affairs. With so many state affairs to attend to, he won't bother with some trivial matters happening right under his feet."
Yin Huo's father was the magistrate of the metropolitan Jingzhao, in charge of the entire capital's public order and civil matters. Even though he was physically weak and didn't manage affairs personally, no one in his household ever kept these matters from him when discussing them.
He was a man with six sisters.
Even if he sat in his grandmother's room for just half an hour every day, he heard much more than Manbao and the others intentionally found out in several days outside.
Especially since he had been hearing it since he was young.
