And unexpectedly, when Chu Ge playing the role of Li Hao did not go to find the emperor, the emperor took the initiative to summon him into the palace and asked about the situation of the Jin.
Though he didn't say it outright in his words and demeanor, he did hint at something.
The emperor wanted to talk peace.
At this time, the emperor was the Ninth Prince of the Qi Hui Emperor, also known as Emperor Gaozong in later generations.
He was also an emperor suffering from a severe phobia of the Jin, frightened by years of warfare to the point of even losing his reproductive capacity. His greatest wish when he lay down in his dragon bed every night was that the Jin would not attack anymore, allowing him to sleep in peace.
Chu Ge knew very well what Li Hao would do next.
Therefore, after careful consideration, he still made a promise to the emperor as Li Hao would have done.
