Fang Zheng's expression darkened slightly as he looked at the man before him.
"I'm no longer a Prince. Watch how you address me."
"Yes, my deepest apologies, Your Highness."
Feeling the oppressive weight of Fang Zheng's gaze, the man in the black suit shuddered and respectfully lowered his head.
"Good. Let's go."
"Yes."
With that, the group escorted Fang Zheng into the car and headed toward the palace.
Sitting in the car, Fang Zheng watched the night scenery outside as he pondered.
Since he was creating a character sheet, he naturally needed to understand the "background." The identity he had given himself was Jiang Lihua's half-brother by the same father. Because he was an illegitimate Prince born to a palace maid rather than a legitimate heir, he had not inherited the throne and had instead been sent away.
Hmm... thanks to all the webnovels I'd read, making up an identity like this was practically effortless.
As for whether he would be exposed, Fang Zheng was not worried in the slightest. He knew that many matters involving the royal family were not made public. In fact, plenty of things fell into the category of "I think I heard about that," "maybe there was," or "it seems something like that happened." Human memory could deceive itself, after all. Even members of the royal family often only had a vague understanding of many things, or knew nothing at all.
At times like that, they needed to verify things through records.
And that was precisely where Fang Zheng's confidence lay.
Everything set by the Omniscient Angel would become reality. Naturally, altering people's memories and emotions required considerable power, but changing records and documents on paper took no effort at all. So even if those in the palace doubted his identity, once they investigated the