The Eldest Princess's Outer Room

New article preview: Jiang Wan was the noble and beloved eldest princess of the Qi Kingdom. The emperor doted on her very much. She said she liked lychees, so the emperor sent people to send them from the south of the Yangtze River. She said she liked Shu brocade, and the emperor asked the weaving and embroidery bureau to stay overnight. After weaving a thousand pieces, there was only one thing that gave the emperor a headache, and that was that Jiang Wan kept an outhouse outside and held it close to his heart. He raised it so that the entire capital and court knew that there were memorials every day criticizing the eldest princess for her bad moral character. The emperor thought about the serious consort who didn't say anything. He had endured it for so many years and it didn't matter what others said. He could only turn a blind eye and write the word "read" on the memorial. After all, the identity of this foreign minister was not simple and he could not be touched. Intention: Being strong and confident and keeping one's heart is the true meaning of life.