Ninefold Spring

Actually, both the eldest and third princesses are quite capable and have their own personalities. It's just that the eldest princess is solely focused on enjoying her own peaceful life, while the third princess, under the "tutelage" of Consort Zheng, is only skilled in the intrigues of the inner court. Ironically, their spouses are completely different from them, even arguably the opposite. Han Jun is ambitious, while He San is a fool.

Huaixin: Am I part of your Play? 🤭 Oh my god, so cute! He Da is such a big dog, getting his face touched is like a golden retriever having its muzzle held 🦮

He Er is such a coward; his wife suffered a miscarriage after all that trouble, and he didn't dare utter a sound. He wasn't very good to his wife before, and now he's trying to appease her. Luckily, Cheng Shi is still thinking clearly.

The prince consort went to Lingnan, far from the capital, and could inherit his father's influence in the army; it seemed unlikely he would return. Fortunately, the eldest sister returned safely to the capital, and the children were also safe.

Yes, why even ask? This princess's residence is connected to your backyard—aren't you special enough? Even if she doesn't love you, she still wants to win you over, but she still likes you; otherwise, why would she let you hold her hand?

Cheng's decisiveness and efficiency are quite appealing.

Excellent! The eldest sister isn't really a pushover; she's just kind by nature. This chapter reveals that the eldest sister's gentleness and consideration for the prince consort also reflects the superior's condescension.

Seeing this, it's clear the emperor can't possibly make the princess crown princess. This cruel and ungrateful emperor, who manipulates everyone, would never fight against public opinion for the sake of a princess. Besides, the princess is after revenge; if she were made crown princess, how could she willingly accept such a huge favor from her biological father?

Wow, this is so satisfying to watch! Can we have this kind of trading of over ten coins every day? [Empty bowl]

I used to wonder what Han Jun was trying to achieve by being so patient and pretending. Now I see that he wouldn't have rebelled if he hadn't gone all out. Since it's a rebellion that results in the confiscation of property and the extermination of entire clans, of course he'd have to relentlessly instigate conflict.