Yan Zisheng also felt wronged and speechless, and somewhat regretful. If he'd known earlier, he wouldn't have gone with Wu Xiuquan to that poetry gathering at Duke Yongchang Mansion, and wouldn't have brought upon himself such troubles.
Who would have thought that the young lady of the Duke Yongchang Mansion would be so bold, daring to stop him and express her feelings? A dignified lady of a Marquis Mansion acting so absurdly.
The most absurd was Scholar Wu, who, after a few drinks, came to him in a drunken fit, saying quite a number of insulting remarks, and even let the Prime Minister hear them.
Yan Zisheng felt a little unhappy, helpless, and regretful, but did not hide anything, narrating the whole story from beginning to end.
