Belated Love Is Worthless Than Grass

Murong Yu only looked at Princess Anyang and said, "I don't know why I had such a dream, but everything in that dream has come true. Even at this point, they are secretly colluding behind my back. How could I marry such a two-faced hypocrite? Now that I know, there's no chance I'll marry him."

Princess Anyang felt a chill run down her spine. She said, "Your dream sounds very mysterious."

"Not only did it include events about me, but it also mentioned you, Princess Anyang. I need to tell you," said Murong Yu as she stared at Princess Anyang intently.

"What is it? Please tell me," Princess Anyang said seriously as she had goosebumps all over. She knew that Murong Yu was not joking; she would never make light of such matters.

"Xu Chang'an is a good person, and he does like you; I won't deny either of these facts," Murong Yu looked at Princess Anyang and continued, "But he is indecisive and lacks decisiveness. Do you think he can handle the conflicts between a mother-in-law and a daughter-in-law? He can't. He would only urge you to be magnanimous and to be filial to his mother. You might be willing to do so, but that doesn't change the fact that his mother has a twisted mentality."

"A twisted mentality?" Princess Anyang exclaimed as she was taken aback.

Murong Yu nodded and said, "Exactly, his mother can't stand to see you and Xu Chang'an happy together, so she goes out of her way to find other women for him."

Princess Anyang frowned and asked, "How is that possible? Would the House of Marquis Xu dare to offend me? A princess from the House of Prince Cheng? Not to mention your maternal grandfather's House of Lord Li?"

"In my dream, neither the House of Lord Li nor the House of Murong exists anymore. The House of Prince Cheng is also downgraded to a mere household of a marquis, a powerless one at that," Murong Yu said candidly.

Princess Anyang was stunned and asked, "How could that be possible?"

Aman's face also turned pale at the news. She thought, 'Both the House of Murong and the House of Lord Li had ceased to exist?'

"I didn't dream about the reasons, but in my dream, it's a done deal," Murong Yu sighed.

As for the potential downfall of the Tianqing Dynasty, Murong Yu dared not speak of it—that was a huge taboo.

Princess Anyang was dumbfounded; she could not fathom how the currently prosperous House of Lord Li and her rising House of Prince Cheng could decline so drastically.

"Because the House of Marquis Chu has lost its standing, Xu Chang'an's mother dares to mistreat you so badly," Murong Yu snorted. "What finally causes you to completely lose faith in Xu Chang'an and decide to divorce him is the loss of your second child, orchestrated by his sister, Xu Ruyi. And Xu Chang'an actually defends her, saying she didn't do it on purpose!"

"In your dream, I divorced Xu Chang'an?" Princess Anyang exclaimed as she looked incredulous.

"Yes." Murong Yu replied.

It was all too implausible for Princess Anyang.

"I know it sounds absurd, but Princess Anyang, you really need to think carefully about your relationship with Xu Chang'an," Murong Yu said as she pursed her lips. "My part has already come true."

Princess Anyang looked despondent. She felt as if Murong Yu's dream had peeked into some cosmic truths. She had never thought that she and Xu Chang'an would ever come to the point of divorce. She also wondered how disappointed she must be to take such a step.

"After you divorced him, he never remarried. I did ask you if you had anything to say about it." Murong Yu said. "You said belated love is worth less than a blade of grass."