Is “What was King Wei's attitude and subsequent actions in the event of Lord Xinling stealing the tally to rescue Zhao?” true?

The Records of the Grand Historian, 'Hereditary House of Wei', only briefly records: 'Lord Xinling Wuji fraudulently seized General Jin Bi's troops to rescue Zhao, and Zhao was saved. Wuji then stayed in Zhao.' The Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms, chapter 100, elaborates on this process in detail, adding the episode of Ru Ji stealing the tally and King Wei's reaction upon learning of it: 'King Wei roared in great anger and asked, "Was it you who stole the tally?" ... King Wei pondered for a while, his anger gradually subsided ... then he summoned Ru Ji from the cold palace and released Yan En from prison, pardoning them both.' The novel enriches the process of stealing the tally and the king's handling of the related persons.