Chapter Two Hundred Eighty-One: Thirteen, Goodbye

Both insiders and outsiders basically had this consensus: if it wasn't for the consideration of General Jiang Mubai back then, the Emperor would not have allowed his beloved woman to marry Jiang Ruobai.

Jiang Ning said, "Even if I shamelessly try to please the Prince of Huai, he won't have a good relationship with the Jiang family, so I don't have to worry about him. Don't worry, I know what I'm doing. The food is getting cold, you should eat."

Wenren Zong shook his head, "Prince of Huai has always been hiding his true abilities, showing how insidious and ruthless he is. Who would have thought that even the King of Chen, who has always had the best relationship with him, was killed by his schemes?"

"If he wasn't a formidable person, he wouldn't have come out on top and become the ultimate winner in this palace coup."

"I have always wondered if it was Prince Huai's suggestion for King Chen to send me to the Prime Minister's Mansion to capture your mother."