At her urging, Yunjian, who was not even a year old, was sent to the countryside to be raised by her grandparents.
Yunjian's grandparents were good people, though the village where they lived was terribly poor and remote.
Through sheer determination, they had put their only son through university, making him the only university student in the entire town.
Sadly, after Yun's Father got into university, he never went back to visit them.
He had not even invited them to either his first or second wedding.
When Yunjian was brought to them, Yun's Father had sent a subordinate to deliver her.
He felt that his parents, who knew nothing but farming, were unworthy of the lofty position he now occupied.
Under her grandparents' care, Yunjian grew up safe and sound.
Whenever the past came up, Yunjian could not help thinking of the grandparents who had raised her.
If there was anyone she had been most reluctant to leave behind in her previous life, it was them.
Fortunately, her grandparents had already passed away by the time the Apocalypse arrived.
Being spared the suffering of the Apocalypse was a kind of blessing for them, too.
Her only regret was that she had never seen how her biological father, stepmother, and stepsister ended up during the Apocalypse.
If morning court could be canceled, Wenren Luoshui would have been the first to vote in favor.
The emperor accepted the Eldest Princess's proposal to hold the imperial examinations once a year instead of once every three years.
Autumn had already arrived, and the Autumn Examination was drawing ever closer.
Quite a few officials in the Capital were waiting to snatch themselves a son-in-law from beneath the posted results.
However, the households of the Left Chancellor and the Minister of Rites had already discussed and