Spare Me, Your Highness

Xia Liyun got what she wanted, becoming Wang Xiaojian's woman and even sowing discord between him and Li Yueshu. She was an innocent victim, but that was to be expected.

How could Li Yueshu have the nerve to say such things to the Li family? The Li family has a clean reputation, and you would never do anything to dishonor the Li family's honor. Haven't you done enough already?

I thought Madam Xu would expose Li Yueshu's lie this time, and I was looking forward to watching the show. But Madam Xu helped her cover up her lie, and all my expectations were dashed.

It seems that Li Yueshu often goes out under the Li family name, and we don't know what she's up to. The people in the Prince's mansion are still kept in the dark.

Wow, Madam Xu is amazing! She said Li Yueshu didn't come home at night because she was doing *that* kind of thing. Although it was just a guess, it was incredibly accurate.

Does Xu Shaoye even know his own background? Hasn't he noticed how strange everyone's attitude towards him is? As an illegitimate son, he receives more favor than the legitimate son. This might be explained by Xu Wei as an appreciation of his character and talent, but it simply doesn't make sense to Madam Xu.

Clue 1. Li Yueshu and Wang Xiaojian, brother-in-law and sister-in-law, are having an affair. 2. Shen Changping, fourteen years old, is Wang Xiaojian's newlywed wife. 3. Shen Changping married into the family to bring good fortune to the old lady. 4. The introduction mentions the eldest princess. 5. The man suffers from leprosy. 6. Shen Changping was killed by Li Yueshu.

We met in April and have been together ever since. Back then, Zheng Ai had only updated a few dozen chapters, and Bai He and Xiao Jin had just started living together. Now, they've been together for decades. Because it wasn't a typical domineering CEO romance novel, and the female lead was a divorced woman with two mothers, its target audience was very limited, so it was buried in obscurity.

Sending an army to conquer Guzhu was definitely not Shen Changping's wish; she certainly wouldn't want to kill her own motherland. But Shen Changping was outnumbered and outmatched. How could she stop this war? After all, the emperor's will was the fundamental factor determining the course of the war. Was Shen Changping going to fabricate someone skilled in slander to take the blame? Hmm, this method might be feasible. There should be enemies in Guzhu; using them as scapegoats would be perfect.

At first, I thought Madam Li was genuinely good to Xu Shaoye, but her conversation with him and the disgust in her eyes made me suspect there was more to the story.