CHAPTER 49: CHAPTER 79: IF THIS WERE MODERN TIMES, SHE’D BE A HARDCORE FASHION ICON

Bai Wanwan, a concubine’s daughter born of a lowly maid, why should she become his consort and waste his last consort position?

But looking at Feng Qingyang’s stern and commanding expression, he still dared not refuse.

So he had to reluctantly nod, "Son, thanks to Father Emperor."

"Commander Xia, rise as well. You were only speaking based on facts, what fault do you have?" Feng Qingyang said to Xia Ziyang.

After expressing his gratitude, Xia Ziyang stood up.

The corner of his eye quickly flicked over Feng Qiwu’s bright red robe.

His heart was filled with fervor as he thought: The Crown Prince is indeed as wise as a demon, with no oversight, calculating everyone’s reactions precisely!

Just relying on the Eldest Prince and the Third Prince, they wish to oppose such a Crown Prince?

It’s simply dreaming!

...

A moment later, Feng Qingyang said wearily, "Alright, everyone withdraw, today’s matters are forbidden from any further discussion."

Feng Wuchen at this point gritted his teeth and said, "Son thanks Father Emperor for still believing in me, rest assured, I will spare no effort to unearth the culprit and clear my name!"

Then, due to the wound on his neck, he coughed violently.

The Imperial Physician quickly said, "Third Prince, calm your anger, refrain from speaking lightly in the near future, as well as from getting angry, to avoid affecting the wound’s healing."

"I understand." Feng Wuchen said in a slightly hoarse voice.

"Alright, this time I misunderstood you, go back and recuperate well." Feng Qingyang said.

"Yes, Father Emperor."

After leaving the Imperial Study Room, Feng Wuchen quickly caught up to Feng Qiwu’s pace.

"Thank you, Eldest Brother, for speaking up for me just now." Feng Wuchen said.

Regarding his scheming against Bai Susu, he naturally did not regret it.

But in front of Feng Qiwu, he still had to put on an act.

And Feng Qiwu, upon hearing this, said coldly, "No need, I just don’t want anyone to make a monkey out of Da Qin’s princes."

Then, with a proud and aloof look, he strode away as if the one playing tricks wasn’t him at all.

After he left, Feng Wuchen’s expression stiffened.

At this moment, Feng Changge’s mocking laughter suddenly sounded in his ear, "Third Brother, you’re lucky, it was just a maid!"

Hearing this, Feng Wuchen forced a smile, "I envy you, Eldest Brother, for encountering more than just a lowly maid."

If the person he encountered was Bai Wanwan, he could easily bring her into his mansion.

But now... it’s uncertain whether Bai Wanwan might switch sides because she became Feng Changge’s woman.

Feng Changge let out a cold snort and then left with a flick of his sleeves.

...

The news of Bai Wanwan being bestowed to become Feng Changge’s consort quickly spread back to the Bai Family.

After hearing this, Bai Wanwan couldn’t help but secretly breathe a sigh of relief.

Fortunately, her wish came true.

Since she couldn’t change her fate of entering the Prince Mansion, the status with which she entered it became crucial.

Bai Susu, with a genuinely congratulatory expression, said to Bai Wanwan, "Luckily, Grandpa is around. Wanwan, becoming the Eldest Prince’s consort is a blessing many noblewomen can’t seek, you could say you’ve turned misfortune into fortune."

Then deliberately with a faint expression said, "Unlike me, even heaven won’t help me, I still have to enter the Crown Prince Mansion."

Upon hearing this, Bai Wanwan was so angry that she almost couldn’t help but cough up blood.

Blessing?

Do you want this blessing?

Besides, entering the Prince Mansion was the destiny I had arranged for you!

If it weren’t for your luck, would you still have the chance to salt my wound now?

But then again, although life in the Prince Mansion might not be pleasant, Bai Susu entering the Crown Prince Mansion would definitely be a dead end.

So she felt a bit relieved, then choked up and nodded, "Yes, thankfully Grandpa stood up for me, otherwise this time, I’d truly have been left with no path but death."