When Shi Yi thinks about Xianyu, someone always comes to disturb her.

Just like you back then, you single-handedly planted our flag on the wall of the enemy camp. Only a true hero can do that."

The butler raised his thumb high, as if he still admired Prince Shou's heroic deeds in the past. This flattery hit the mark.

These are the words that Prince Shou loves to hear the most, and he feels particularly happy about them.

The smug look on his face couldn't be suppressed.

When he calmed down, he considered that if his third son was really dead, then Wangyue would be his only son in the world.

This legitimate son really underestimated him. He usually keeps a low profile, but he could actually cause so many troubles.

So he wasn't poisoned?

Maybe he is not as useless as he usually appears to be, and he has been enduring it all along.

So whether he can grow up to be a qualified heir is actually not up to him to choose now, right?

Prince Shou lay on the wide throne, feeling very upset. This eldest son had fought so hard with him, yet he actually lost.

Are the secret guards I have trained over the years so useless?

The only work he could show off was not as good as he expected, which made him very disappointed.

He felt as if he was the only one left in the huge palace, and his heart was very empty. At this time, he thought of Jiang, the mother of his legitimate son and his legal wife.

That woman kept talking about rules all the time, which he really disliked and didn't want to spend much time with her. In fact, from the time they got married to the time she died, they didn't spend much time together.

It turns out that the palace is so big that even if they live in the same palace, they can go a whole year without seeing each other. There must be a reason why Jiang doesn't want to see me.

Otherwise, how could other women in this palace always meet him by chance?

It’s just that Jiang’s heart is not with me.

That woman really didn't want to put herself in a difficult position, and she wouldn't see anyone she didn't want to see. He was only angry with her and that's why he allowed his concubines to provoke her.

He thought that if Jiang couldn't stand it anymore, she would come to him for help. If she humbled herself, he would definitely give her the dignity of a princess.

As a result, the woman's bones were as hard as stone. Even though she was in tears because of the concubine's anger, she still held her head high.

That unattainable look seemed to be a blatant mockery of Prince Shou, saying, "You are just a peasant. Even if you were lucky enough to get the title of prince, it's a pity that you don't know any rules and are still so rude that people look down on you."

Every time Prince Shou saw her he felt looked down upon. It was clearly his own inferiority complex that was at work, but he chose to vent his anger on Jiang.

This led to his current situation of having nothing under his knees.

Today he couldn't help but think: If Jiang was still alive, perhaps the children in the palace would come to pay their respects to her in groups. She is the most particular about rules.

She also never harmed his offspring. Although she didn't like them, she could tolerate them.

He stood up and walked slowly through the palace. Unknowingly, he came to the ancestral hall where Jiang's tablet was. He looked up at the tablet placed in the position of his wife and remained silent for a long time.

Where did the ancestral hall come from? He had no relatives left and he couldn't even remember who his parents were.

This ancestral hall was built by Jiang. She planned everything for him at that time. She said:

"Only with an ancestral hall can we have roots. The prince wants to leave a place for his descendants to worship."

There was still a smile on Jiang's face at that time. He thought he had forgotten it, but he remembers it very clearly today. Jiang looked so beautiful with a smile on her face.

He was a rough man, and she didn't seem so high and mighty at that time. She discussed everything with him. I don't know when they became so incompatible.

His heart suddenly felt sad. A woman as good as Jiang was someone that a man like him could never marry in his entire lifetime. He was so lucky to marry her.

Why did I push her away from me? Was it because I took a concubine?

They were all young and beautiful women sent by his subordinates. At that time, he felt that his subordinates were right. It was normal for him to have a few concubines with his status.

Those people sent beautiful women to him for a purpose, and many of them had bad intentions. He understands it now, but it's a pity that he didn't understand it at that time.

The light in Jiang's eyes gradually disappeared.

She was no longer willing to confide in me, and even didn't want me to touch her. How could he allow Jiang to look down on him in his ambition to be praised by others? As a result, he made one wrong step after another!

If I had lived a good life with Jiang at the beginning, then wouldn't they have been separated later? And would Wangyue not hate me so much now?

Can he now live a life surrounded by his children and grandchildren? Can he hold Jiang's hand and walk in the garden with his most beloved grandchildren?

Prince Shou had a longing smile on his face, and those beautiful and warm scenes did not last for a quarter of an hour before they disappeared.

There is no Jiang, no grandchildren, nothing, only the cold tablet.

He regretted it. Looking at his white hair, he felt that his life was just a dream. It was not a good dream.

He wiped Jiang's tablet with his sleeve, then carefully put it back to its original place, turned around and walked out unsteadily.

From a distance, it seemed as if he had aged several years in an instant.

He felt tired and wanted to go back to sleep. He hoped that Jiang would continue to appear in his dreams tonight. Even though she had never treated him well, he still wanted to see her.

He felt that he remembered a lot of things that he had forgotten in his early years. Jiang was obviously very good to him at the beginning, and he also liked her in his heart.

I must have liked her, but I just forgot about it later.

When Wangyue was born, I was happy for a long time. Although I didn't like the rules, I also knew that having a legitimate son was very important.

So he sent Wangyue away very early. He wanted to protect his son. How come he forgot about it later?

Not long ago, I sent secret guards to capture him. I don’t know if my son was injured.

He picked up the letter full of hatred again and walked around the ancestral hall, and he suddenly understood Wangyue's hatred!

This is his legitimate son, Jiang’s only son, and his only son now!

No wonder Jiang always wanted to strangle himself in his dreams. He was just losing his mind.

Prince Shou suddenly came to his senses and stopped sending anyone to harass Wangyue.

He simply asked his housekeeper to make some arrangements at home, and then picked up a brush and wrote a serious letter to the court for the first time, requesting a title.

Then he lay on the bed and waited for Jiang to fall asleep, and fell asleep with a happy smile on his face.