Quick Wear: The Enchanting Concubine, Rules of Survival and Plunder

"Don't mention the princess," Prince Su's face fell, "I really regret it. If I had known that Wang Shuxuan was still the same, and didn't know how to correct her mistakes, I would have made my father withdraw his decree of marriage."

Jiang Chunxi rolled her eyes in her heart.

I don't know why you, a scumbag, have been so flirting with Wang Shuxuan for the past three years. Back then, Wang Shuxuan wrote a few sour poems to coax you into submission.

"Alas!" Jiang Chunxi sighed helplessly, "It seems that the prince already knows about the greetings this morning. I am not afraid of being laughed at by the prince. In fact, my heart is still pounding. You don't know how scary the princess's eyes were when I served tea to her this morning. It was as if she wanted to eat me alive."

"I don't mind it myself, but I'm worried that the princess will vent her anger on the children."

"Alas!" Jiang Chunxi sighed heavily again, "I just can't figure it out. What did I do to displease the princess? Is it just because I served the prince and became his first woman that the princess is so jealous of me?"

"But the problem is that when a prince reaches a certain age, he must have a maid to guide him in his affairs. Why is the princess jealous? Does she still think that the prince will only be with her?"

"That's a nice thought," Prince Su's face became even uglier, "Don't you see what kind of person you are? Such a jealous woman, and the poems she wrote are completely two extremes. This prince really can't understand how someone as narrow-minded as Wang Shuxuan can write some magnificent poems, not to mention poems of other styles."

"Any poem she picked out is stunning, but how could someone with Wang Shuxuan's character have such a broad mind to write such stunning poems?"

A person's character can be seen through the poems he writes, but the poems written by Wang Shuxuan have absolutely nothing to do with her character.

Also, how could the styles of poems written by the same person be so different? It seems that the style of each of Wang Shuxuan's poems is different, and they don't seem like poems written by the same person at all.

I didn’t think much about it before, but now I think about it and it feels so weird.

"I don't understand this," Jiang Chunxi said, "After all, I only started to learn to read after serving the prince, so I really don't understand poetry. But even if I don't understand, I feel that the poem written by the princess is very inconsistent. How can a lady of such status write such a poem? Don't you see, the water of the Yellow River comes from the sky, rushes to the sea and never returns."

"There is also the poem about being a stranger in a foreign land, missing my family all the more during every festive occasion. What kind of mood could allow the princess, a rich lady who has never traveled far away, to empathize with the princess and write such a poem."

Prince Su's expression became serious. "It seems that Wang Shuxuan's reputation as a talented woman may have been created for her by the Shangshu Mansion. The Shangshu Mansion is really generous. They can do this to create momentum for their daughter."

The reason why Prince Su treated Wang Shuxuan differently, and even his initial love for her, was because of her talent. But now he knew that Wang Shuxuan's talent was fake, and he felt like he had swallowed a fly, and he was almost sick to death.

"This..." Jiang Chunxi frowned slightly, "If it is true as the prince said, then the Shangshu Mansion is too disgusting, and they have great ambitions. Otherwise, no matter how much they love their daughter, they would not do this to build momentum for her. Maybe the Shangshu Mansion was targeting the Crown Prince in the first place, but they didn't expect the Emperor to grant you and the princess a marriage."

Prince Su's face was as black as ink: "Good, good, good, it's really good."

Jiang Chunxi's lips curled up slightly, hiding his achievements and fame.

Greed is insatiable. Wang Shuxuan dared to steal 300 Tang poems to create a reputation for herself as a talented woman, so she will naturally have to bear the consequences of backlash.

Has no one ever doubted Wang Shuxuan?

There must be some, but without any evidence, naturally no one dared to say anything, for fear of being accused of being jealous of Wang Shuxuan.

Prince Su hurriedly left Jiang Chunxi's place and came to the main courtyard where Wang Shuxuan lived.

"Your Highness." As soon as Wang Shuxuan saw Prince Su, she immediately put on a smile and went to greet him.

"I want to ask you, are all those poems you wrote personally?" Prince Su stared into Wang Shuxuan's eyes and asked:

Wang Shuxuan's expression flashed with panic, but she immediately calmed down and said coldly: "Why do you ask that, Your Majesty? The poem I wrote was not written by me, so how could I plagiarize someone else's?"

What's going on? Why did Prince Su suddenly ask this? Does Prince Su suspect something?

Of course, Prince Su noticed Wang Shuxuan's fleeting panic.

So there is nothing to be unclear about this, but now that Wang Shuxuan has married him, he can't do anything to Wang Shuxuan. After all, if word gets out that Wang Shuxuan is just a fake talent, how can he, as her husband, feel proud? He will become a laughing stock.

"You know best whether you plagiarized other people's poems to create a reputation for yourself as a talented woman," Prince Su looked at Wang Shuxuan with disgust, "You really make me feel sick. When I think about how I have been played around by a disgusting woman like you over the years, I wish..."

"Your Highness," Wang Shuxuan was so angry that her chest heaved and she interrupted Prince Su's voice with tears in her eyes, "How can you wrongly accuse me like this? What evidence do you have to prove that the poems I wrote were not conceived by myself?"

"Woo woo! Is it true that the feelings we have had for so many years have only resulted in the prince slandering me like this? If the prince really doesn't like me, then he should just say so. Why slander me like this? Are you trying to force me to death by slandering me like this?"

What is going on? Could it be that Prince Su knows something?

But is this possible?

After all, no one else knew about the poems she plagiarized except herself.

"If you can really be forced to death, that would be great," Prince Su said in a very cold tone, "Wang Shuxuan, considering that you and I have some feelings for each other, I am not intolerant of a disgusting woman like you, but you'd better behave yourself in the future. Otherwise, don't blame me for being cruel."

As soon as he finished speaking, Prince Su immediately turned around and left.

Nanny Wu came in after Prince Su left and said, "Princess, what happened? Why did the prince leave in such a rage? Did you have a quarrel with him?"

"It would be fine if it was just a quarrel," Wang Shuxuan was also very flustered at this time, "The prince suspected that the poems I wrote were plagiarized from others. Tell me, isn't this infuriating?"