I Overturn the House Fight by Relying on My Public Examination

Wen Hening, who has two PhDs in legal psychology, turned into a cannon-fodder concubine. The sinister prince came to make trouble, and she used micro-expression psychology to expose his childhood shadow on the spot. The prince broke through the defense, the emperor was happy, and he stuffed her into the East Palace with an imperial edict - "Prince, this is your new instructor." The whole court was betting that she wouldn't survive three days. As a result, the prince began to go to class on time, do his homework obediently, and learned not to lose his temper. The courtiers were shocked: Is this still the murderous prince? Later, when the prince ascended the throne, his first imperial edict was not a general amnesty, but: "I want to marry Master Wen." Wen Hening refused three consecutive terms: not to be a queen, not to enter the harem, and not to have relationships. The new emperor felt aggrieved and said: "Then I am no longer the emperor. Can I be your son-in-law?"