The two of them arrived at the study, and Zhu Shuang finally could not hold it in any longer, pressing, "You say Chancellor Li is disloyal—is that true?"
After all, Li Shanchang’s position was too unique; he had to be sure, mainly because he found it hard to believe.
Ma Yu said, "There are two kinds of disloyalty in Confucianism. The first is the kind we typically understand as disloyalty, and the second is the failure to take responsibility for the things one has done. In terms of decision-making on critical issues, he is the head of the civil officials, yet he does nothing. Regardless of the reason, this can be seen as disloyalty."
Chapter 57