"It was your son who did it, it has nothing to do with me." Prince of Jin leaned back on the bed, relaxing.
He only knew that Linlin had some ideas, so he thought of going to the temple to give him a place to make his move, but he didn't expect that he would actually surround the Prince's mansion.
The father and son have absolutely no chemistry.
Sigh, if he weren't worried about Tang Zhuyun's health, he would really like to have a daughter, a sweet little girl who would be completely devoted to him.
I used to think that Little Tangyuan was delicate and obedient, but ever since Prince of Jin saw her break the sandbag with one punch, he can no longer look at this well-behaved girl the same way.
Not only does he lack a little darling, but he lacks one all around him!
Tang Zhuyun remained silent.
"I knew it! Why did you suddenly decide to go to the temple? It turns out you two had conspired together! What exactly did you two plan?"
"You little brat, you've grown wings. Do you look like you consulted me beforehand?" Prince of Jin laughed.
The student surpasses the teacher.
Suddenly I realized that he was actually quite useless.
The change of rulers, even without him, doesn't actually have any impact.
His only worry now is that Linlin doesn't have a woman.
Yes, he could almost see clearly the path Linlin would take in the future; the only variable was women.
Just like him, if he hadn't met Tang Zhuyun, he would have taken a completely different path.
Marriage is a woman's second chance at life; but for a man, choosing a wife also determines the trajectory of his next life.
The Yuwen Family is known for producing lovers.
For example, the Emperor's feelings for Xiao Wu, and his feelings for Tang Zhuyun.
It's the kind of feeling that, once it enters your eyes and your heart, will never change.
The Emperor favored Xiao Wu, and for her sake, he was willing to defy public opinion, which caused Prince of Jin to have many complaints.
But in another sense, he can understand.
Because if one day Tang Zhuyun wanted something, he could become a tyrannical ruler without considering right or wrong.
The only difference between him and the emperor is the women he chooses.
Xiao Wu is arrogant and selfish, while Tang Zhuyun is kind and honest; that's all.
Therefore, the Prince of Jin was very worried about what kind of woman could capture Linlin's heart in the future.
If she is a good person, then he can finally put his mind at ease and take Tang Zhuyun on a trip.
If it's not good, then I'm afraid... it will be quite difficult.
It was based on this consideration that the Prince of Jin felt it was too early to eliminate himself directly.
He wouldn't be at ease until Linlin found love.
But where can I find it?!
Linlin's marriage became a heavy burden in the heart of the Prince of Jin.
However, he had only thought about it to himself and hadn't mentioned it to Tang Zhuyun.
The two had nothing in common on this matter.
He could guess what Tang Zhuyun was saying.
The old adage about listening to the child, letting the child decide for themselves, and trusting the child's judgment... well, sometimes men really can be blinded by these ideas...
Why.
The Prince of Jin sighed.
Why did Cui Xiaoqiu next door set her sights on her own cabbage so early, Linlin still acted like a workaholic who "reads all the books in the world and schemes against all the people in the world"?
Why can't we just give him some?
Tang Zhuyun: "You're saying Linlin did it all herself?"
She seemed to be starting to understand.
Surrounding the Prince's mansion was out of fear that the Prince of Jin would object, so they decided to go all the way and directly place their father, who might be a hindrance, under house arrest, and then take their father's men to attack their father's father.
"It's not house arrest; he just doesn't want to put me in a difficult position," said the Prince of Jin.
Actually, he wasn't in a difficult position.
However, he thought that he should let Prince of Ding make a few more moves, and let the emperor indulge him a little more, so that when everyone in the court and outside the court were criticizing him, he could naturally take over the government.
However, he now seems old and too conservative.
Linlin acted more decisively than him, and also... took an unconventional approach.
Despite being raised on classical texts, he was anything but pedantic in his actions, acting decisively and ruthlessly.
Most importantly, he never competed with anyone; he was a refined gentleman, gentle and warm-hearted...
This stark contrast makes it all the more formidable.
The Prince of Jin was very proud and was happy to pave the way for Linlin.
The world belongs to him, but ultimately he must remain Linlin- inspiring.
After a long silence, Tang Zhuyun said softly, "Aren't you afraid that he might accidentally injure the Emperor?"
To be honest, she didn't know what Linlin would do either.
Still waters run deep.
She never truly understood this son.
"You underestimate Linlin. He knows what he's doing."
"Then do you know," Tang Zhuyun sat down on the edge of the bed, "How he will treat the Emperor?"
"Linlin naturally respects his father, the Emperor," Prince of Jin said calmly. "He's merely 'purging the court of corrupt officials.'"
"You mean, his target is Prince of Ding?"
The Prince of Jin nodded.
"But isn't Prince of Ding going to die soon?"
"But you also said you wanted to stab him."
"I mean I want to, but that doesn't mean I actually want to do it," Tang Zhuyun said. "Won't that make Linlin look bad?"
It's not worth getting your hands dirty; after all, you're just a grasshopper that won't be around for much longer.
"Linlin won't care about those things."
Beneath her gentlest exterior lies a steadfast purpose; Linlin is truly hard-hearted and undisturbed by external things.
The Prince of Jin could almost see that the world would become prosperous and powerful in his hands in the future.
What he can't do, Linlin can.
From childhood to adulthood, Linlin's "educational background" has always been top-notch...
Most importantly, this child's self-discipline and determination are something that most people can hardly match.
Now, only one woman remains.
As long as this step goes smoothly, the Prince of Jin can foresee his future illustrious achievements.
Therefore, the most important person is actually Tang Zhuyun.
After all, she has a much more significant say in matters concerning her daughter-in-law than anyone else does.
The Prince of Jin finally couldn't help but bring up the matter.
So, while Linlin was out there causing chaos and bloodshed, her parents were inside the mansion enthusiastically discussing their future daughter-in-law.
Success or failure?
There was no suspense.
Even a tenth of the power held by the Prince of Jin would be enough to subdue the Prince of Ding completely.
As for the one in the palace... she's just barely clinging to life.
The current situation is no longer what it was when the Prince of Jin visited the border town a few years ago.
The two of them started talking about Linlin's marriage, and somehow the conversation drifted to Yanran.
The two shook their heads in tacit agreement.
Sigh, this matter can be settled, but thinking of Madam Cui always leaves me feeling uneasy.
"Oh dear!" Tang Zhuyun slapped her thigh. "Where did Yanran go? She's not in the manor, what if something happens to her! No, we have to send someone to look for her, make sure she's not kidnapped."
Prince of Jin said, "Besides Linlin, that ball was also involved in this matter."
Tang Zhuyun instantly calmed down. "Oh."
Although she no longer liked Cui Xiaoqiu, she had no doubt that Cui Xiaoqiu would put Yanran's safety first.
Unbeknownst to her, the daughter she longed for was currently dressed in silver armor, carrying a golden bow, holding the reins, riding through the city, her red cloak billowing high behind her like dazzling sunlight, making it impossible to look directly at her.
Everyone trembled with fear and kept their distance.
Because Yanran was carrying a bloody human head in her other hand, she sped off towards the imperial city at breakneck speed.