Chapter 1710 - 621: The Female Lead Who Was Reversed (Part 10)

Chapter 1710: Chapter 621: The Female Lead Who Was Reversed (Part 10)

Before a better solution could be found, the Emperor decided to temporarily keep his distance and show respect to Princess Liang!

As for Consort Shu, the Emperor would try his best to stop her from making a suicidal attempt.

But, if she insists on doing so, the Emperor would have no choice.

Perhaps, through Consort Shu, he could continue to verify Princess Liang’s "Divine Power" and find a loophole.

With the Emperor’s suppression, on the surface, the Capital City seemed to have regained its peace.

The news of Prince Liang’s unexpected injury, which led to him becoming a living dead, circulated in the capital for a few days, only to be replaced by new gossip—

"The Empress has found a Divine Doctor, who actually healed the Crown Prince’s leg!"

The Crown Prince?

Having disappeared from public attention for nearly two months, there were frequent petitions from ministers in the Imperial court suggesting the abolition of the Crown Prince.

Just when everyone was convinced that the Crown Prince was destined to become crippled, a disabled person, he suddenly recovered!

Not only can he walk like a normal person, but he can also run, jump, and ride horses.

Witnessing the Crown Prince purposefully speeding on horseback down Vermilion Bird Street, the passersby, and the influential figures who later heard the news, were stunned!

The Empress wept with joy, secretly making countless vows of gratitude to Immortals from various paths.

In the midst of so many thankful gestures, the Empress, on a whim, found an excuse to send some "gifts" to Princess Liang.

The Empress did not truly believe that her son’s recovery was due to Princess Liang’s blessings.

But, as the saying goes, it’s worth a try; who knows which cloud will bring rain?

The Empress merely acted conveniently.

However, even though the Empress repeatedly showed goodwill towards Princess Liang, He Tiantian couldn’t remain without reciprocating.

As the upcoming Thousand-Autumn Festival approached, He Tiantian embroidered a Heart Sutra and sent it to the Empress as a birthday gift.

Whether it was an illusion or not, when the Emperor and Empress saw the embroidered scripture, it seemed to shimmer with golden light.

The Emperor hurriedly summoned Master Hui Tong to help examine it.

Upon seeing it, Master Hui Tong’s eyes suddenly brightened, and after listening to the tale of the embroidery, looked at the Empress with a hint of envy.

This treasure, imbued with Spiritual Energy, was comparable to a Mystical Sect Magic Artifact.

Though it couldn’t revive the dead or change destiny against the heavens, it could exorcise evil, pacify demons, and ensure safety!

Seeing an expert like Master Hui Tong was enamored by the embroidery sent by Lady He, the Emperor couldn’t help but entertain thoughts.

Having been married to the Emperor for over twenty years, the Empress was thoroughly familiar with her husband.

Seeing the glimmer in the Emperor’s eyes, she knew that her husband valued that embroidered Heart Sutra.

Suppressing her reluctance, the Empress maintained her image of virtuous splendor, sincerely smiling, "This Heart Sutra should be offered to His Majesty!"

Emperor:... He was tempted!

Yet, ultimately, the Emperor did not let go of the pride of being the supreme ruler.

Smiling with a reserved demeanor, the Emperor said, "This is a birthday gift offered to Zitong by Lady He, and how can I deprive others of their favor?"

"Moreover, the celebration of my longevity festival is also approaching. Lady He, out of pure devotion, should also prepare a carefully chosen birthday gift for me!"

Even if Lady He doesn’t think of it, the Emperor would remind her.

He wouldn’t coerce, but as an elder, asking a junior for a birthday gift was not overstepping!

He Tiantian:... Not overstepping!

After all, this was the Dynasty’s big BOSS, and He Tiantian wanted to reverse the tides against He Yingying, with the Emperor being a powerful ally!

Moreover, thanks to the Emperor, He Tiantian’s days at Prince Liang’s Mansion were exceptionally comfortable.

Prince Liang continued lying on the bed as a living dead, while Jin Yu had already been relocated away, sent off to recuperate on an estate.

He Tiantian did not go to the extent of eliminating her but provided a doctor, arranged serving maids (ahem, including those who followed Jin Yu as lackeys), and allocated funds for medicine and nourishment.

He Tiantian absolutely acted with utmost benevolence and righteousness, even if Consort Shu from the palace wanted to nitpick, she wouldn’t find anything.

No matter how noble Jin Yu once was, even if bestowed by a senior, in the end, she was merely a slave.

A slave injured and unable to work or serve her master, the mistress in He Tiantian did not cast her out but kindly sent her to recuperate on the estate, exhibiting immense kindness.

Not even mentioning slaves, even some un-favored noble daughters from wealthy families, were treated similarly when ill or wounded.

Thus, as the news spread, the noblewomen of the capital greatly approved of He Tiantian’s approach—

While she honored Consort Shu’s face, she also dealt with the troublesome slave without tarnishing her reputation in the slightest!

Who said Princess Liang, Lady He, was an ignorant village girl?

She handled house fights with commendable skill.

With Jin Yu and her lackeys gone, and the Emperor even sending over an elder matron with a higher rank, He Tiantian had firmly established her footing in the Prince Mansion.