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The Prime Minister’s Darling

She was supposed to be a lady of the Marquis' mansion but became a farmer's daughter due to a mix-up at birth. After painstakingly growing up into a beautiful and graceful lady, nobody came to propose to her. Many said she was ugly and mentally challenged or a cursed child who brought misfortune to her parents. But her husband, whom she picked up along the way, was actually the future Prime Minister. The little monk she adopted on the mountain was one of the six Divine Generals. Even the old lady she rescued without much thought turned out to be the current Empress. A certain man said fiercely, "Dear, I'll deal with anyone who dares to bully you!" The Divine General said, "Sister, just tell me whichever territory of the six kingdoms you want. I'll conquer it for you!" The Empress said, "The Emperor bullied my darling? Just wait! I'll depose him right away!"

Pian Fangfang · General

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Gu Jiao nodded to Yujin, "Thank you for telling me all this, the information you've provided is very important to me."

"The stool is here!"

The coachman came running over with a wooden stool.

Yujin patted the back of Gu Jiao's hand, and the coachman set the stool beside her; Gu Jiao stepped on it and got into the carriage.

On the way back, Gu Jiao carefully pondered Yujin's words.

If everything Yujin said was true, then the only possibility for the person who set the fire at the Guozijian and burned Xiao Hen was the Prince Ning.

If Yujin was lying, and the arsonist was Princess Xinyang, then harming Xiao Liulang was a certainty for Prince Ning, beyond redemption.

No matter who the perpetrator was four years ago, the one currently harboring murderous intents against Xiao Liulang was Prince Ning.

Gu Jiao took out her notebook, tugged at the corner of her lips, and wrote down a name—Qin Chuhan.

Prince Ning's residence, on a night when the moon was obscured and the wind howled.

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