I kicked out my vicious husband and married his great-uncle

At the same time, Cui Shuyan appeared outside Prince Yun's Mansion.

After she reported her identity, the steward of Prince Yun's Mansion immediately welcomed her in and invited her to the flower hall.

Princess Yun arrived almost as Cui Shuyan entered.

After not seeing each other for many days, Princess Yun looked even more haggard.

She waved her hand to let the housekeeper and the maid leave, then sat down and looked at Cui Shuyan: "I have roughly guessed your purpose for coming here. In fact, I know very well that this marriage will most likely not be successful. It's just that the prince is obsessed with it. If I don't give it a try, he always thinks he still has a chance."

Cui Shuyan stood up and bowed slightly: "Your Highness, I understand that you are a loving mother. However, you are also an experienced person, and you must understand that if there is no mutual affection, it will only cause resentment between the couple."

Princess Yun nodded: "Okay, I understand what you mean. However, I have an unreasonable request, and I hope you can agree to it."

"Princess, please speak."

"Could you please go see my son and give him some advice? As the saying goes, the person who tied the bell must be the one to untie it. Maybe he will listen to you."

Cui Shuyan shook her head, not having such confidence: "Princess, please forgive me for being blunt, but the prince is too paranoid. I have only met him twice. He may not listen to me."

“Always give it a try.”

"Well, that's fine. But I'll be frank with you. If the prince does something extreme after I say this, please don't blame me, Princess."

"Of course." Princess Yun responded with a sad look on her face.

Cui Shuyan hesitated for a moment, but still asked: "Princess, did you really drive away Miss Tan'er back then?"

For a moment, Princess Yun's face looked a little ugly: "I just said a few words to her. But when I went to look for her later, there was no news at all."

"Okay, I understand. Please ask your Highness to find someone to lead the way."

Princess Yun immediately asked her personal maid to come over and told her to lead the way for Cui Shuyan.

Just like that, Cui Shuyan appeared in the courtyard of Prince Yun with the pomegranate.

The weather was already very hot at this moment, but Prince Yun did not stay in the house. Instead, he lay on the swing under the scorching sun, his body swaying with the swing, but he himself did not move at all and looked like dead.

This scene made Cui Shuyan very annoyed.

Recently, she was busy with Ruyi Jinlou and other things, and even her sleep time was reduced by half an hour.

Even so, Prince Yun came to cause trouble, forcing her to make such a trip here.

It would be nice if she could use this time to go to Prince Xie's Mansion to see Ze'er.

Cui Shuyan didn't know if she had the ability to persuade the stubborn Prince Yun.

Since you can't convince them, just beat them.

Cui Shuyan glanced to the side and saw a broom standing against the wall. She immediately walked over, took it in her hand, and walked towards Prince Yun.

When she got to him, she lifted her skirt and kicked the swing.

Prince Yun was startled and jumped up from the swing.

Cui Shuyan seized the opportunity and swung the broom at him.

Prince Yun was a little angry at first, but when he saw clearly that it was Cui Shuyan, he immediately became happy: "Tan'er!"

"Bah! Open your eyes and see clearly, I am not the Tan'er you mentioned, I am Cui Shuyan!"

"Yes, yes, you are Cui Shuyan. Why are you here? Are you hot? Are you thirsty? Come on, come on, let's go inside first. There are ice cubes in the room, it will be very cool."

Cui Shuyan rolled her eyes at him and walked in with a broom.

After entering, without waiting for Prince Yun to speak, Cui Shuyan sat down directly, stared at Prince Yun and said: "Prince, what kind of person do you think you are?"

Prince Yun was stunned for a moment, then said, "Although I can't say I'm a learned man, I can still be considered to have learned something."

"Oh? Where do you think you have achieved success, my Lord?"

"At least, I have a wealth of knowledge and am well-versed in history and the present."

"and then?"

Prince Yun couldn’t say anything after that.

Cui Shuyan sneered: "Excuse me for being blunt, but in my eyes, the prince has accomplished nothing and is useless. He is even worse than a beggar on the street."

Instantly, Prince Yun's eyes turned red with anger: "How can you slander me like this?"

"Slander? I'm being honest. Beggars on the street still know how to beg for food to fill their stomachs, which can be considered self-reliant. What about you? Are any of your food, clothing and daily expenses earned through your own efforts? Moreover, even beggars know to be filial to their parents. But what about you? The prince and princess are both over 40 years old, getting older and older, and they always hope that you can support the Yun Palace, but what about you? Just because of a woman, you didn't say a word for many years and hurt their hearts, and you even dared to commit suicide. You'd be better off dead than dead!"

"Nonsense! How could I be as bad as you say?"

"You are so unbearable! Your body and hair are given by your parents, but you hurt yourself wantonly, which is unfilial. Your parents begged you very much, but you were able to speak but didn't want to, which is unrighteous. You have a lot of talent but are unwilling to serve the court, which is disloyal. You studied the books of sages hard but did nothing, which is disrespectful to the sages of the past. Such an unfilial, unrighteous, disloyal and disrespectful person, how can it be described as unbearable?"

"You..." Prince Yun wanted to refute, but found that he couldn't refute at all.

For a moment, he choked up a little: "How can you, heartless people, understand the pain of being trapped by love?"

"Love? Okay, let's talk about your love. When you met Miss Tan'er, you brought her back to the mansion and asked your father and mother to agree to your marriage. You think your love is as deep as the sea, but have you ever thought about how much courage it takes for her to follow you back to the mansion as a girl without any matchmaker? But you didn't protect her in this huge mansion. So, she left."

"No, that's not the case." Prince Yun retorted, "It was my mother! It was my mother who interfered, drove Tan'er away, and broke us up!"

"No, I just asked the princess, and she said that she just said a few words to Miss Tan'er. Have you ever thought about why she didn't want to stay here anymore after the princess said a few words to her? That's because she couldn't see any hope. You had the courage to bring her back to the palace, but you didn't have the ability to protect her and make her feel safe. In that situation, what else could she do if she didn't leave?"

"I said I would marry her!"

"You said it, but have you done it? It's ridiculous that you still think that others will believe you just because you said it. Confucius said, 'First do what you say, then follow it.' It teaches people not to talk nonsense, but to do it first. But you want others to believe your empty words without doing anything. Do you think it's possible?"

Prince Yunzi murmured, "Could it be that I really did something wrong?"