After Sima Fu rose to power, he forged a batch of Divine Emperor’s Orders.
Unlike the Divine Emperor’s Orders made by Sima Xian, Sima Fu’s Orders had a... very peculiar design.
Each was a jade banner pole, two feet four inches long, pure white and delicate all over.
At the top of the pole stood a small statue, one foot two inches high, depicting Sima Fu himself—bare-shouldered, proudly showing off his flesh that looked like snowflakes all over.
Such a design for the Divine Emperor’s Order, it’s said that even the palace’s master craftsmen under the Royal Talismans Department couldn’t help but curse “foolish monarch” when forging it.
Truly, this Order, which represents the Divine Emperor’s supreme power, was a complete disgrace!
Wu Tie’s face inexplicably burned with shame.
Holding the Divine Emperor’s Order that came with the imperial edict from Sima Fu, Wu Tie felt as if his palm was on fire.
He was very tempted to just throw this three-foot-six-inch long, pure white jade banner pole onto the ground and feed it to the dogs.
But dogs wouldn’t eat this thing, right?
Looking at the cheeky little statue of Sima Fu striking a proud pose atop the Order’s pole, Wu Tie let out a heavy sigh.
Riding his dragon horse, Wu Tie raised the Divine Emperor’s Order in his left hand and held Sima Fu’s imperial edict in his right.