After reading the secret letter, Qin Huizhi's expression changed drastically as he hurriedly stuffed the letter into his sleeve.
A moment later, he took out the secret letter again and carefully read it twice.
Unlike the deceitful and ruthless Qin Huizhi that many envisioned, the real Qin Huizhi from history was actually a tempestuous, poorly restrained, easily angered man without much depth.
For instance, in history, he often quarreled with his colleagues and friends without any sense of propriety. He had virtually no friends throughout the court, and even his own followers were frequently purged and replaced, with only Wang Ciweng consistently remaining on his side.
Such a man, lacking in capability, emotional intelligence, and morals, could only maintain control over state affairs until his death with the support obtained through betraying his country to the Jin people.
General Han Fuyue's secret letter appeared to delight the cunning yet impatient Qin Huizhi immensely.
