"My husband has always been a noble and upright person. This time he made an exception and lied for me. The student is really grateful."

"I didn't lie." Liu Bowen said leisurely.

"Uh..." Zhu Zhen was stunned. "What do you mean, sir?"

"What I mean is," Liu Bowen took off his glasses and said with a slight smile: "I did witness with my own eyes the scene when His Highness King Tui of Qi fell into the water."

"Ah this..." Zhu Zhen was stunned. "No, didn't you say you didn't see it?"

"I'm old and my memory is not very good. I didn't think about it at first. It makes sense, right?" Liu Bowen said without changing his expression, carefully putting the pair of glasses into the box and then into his sleeve, lest he snatch them back.

"Then why do you think of it again?" Zhu Zhen said as his breath became thicker.

"Perhaps I was moved by His Highness's filial piety that moved heaven and earth." Liu Bowen laughed loudly and said, "Besides, His Highness King Qi should also learn a lesson."

"Six!" Zhu Zhen was depressed for a while. Sure enough, Jiang was still hot as an old man, and the old man kept teasing him.

Liu Bowen seemed to like to see him look defeated. After admiring it for a while, he comforted him and said, "Of course, His Highness's performance also impressed me."

After a pause, he said meaningfully: "I am somewhat hopeful now, maybe your highness can really save my life."

"Old and cunning." Zhu Zhen spat. When Liu Bowen praised him like this, he felt angry again.

That's right, the other party is Liu Bowen, the embodiment of wisdom.

How could I possibly outplay him as a child?
Chapter completed!