Since there is space, it is naturally the best to buy it for 0 yuan

Shen Ruyi wasn't just making this up; she genuinely felt a little sorry for her.

Of course, she made a point of mentioning it at the end, saying that she knew the idea was a bit dangerous, but it was just a casual remark, and she would leave the specifics to the Emperor.

She did whatever the official told her to do.

Of course, she would be very happy if the emperor agreed.

After all, this way, fewer people will die, and the harm caused by this incident can be contained to a certain extent.

Once war breaks out, it's not just a matter of a few deaths. After all, war consumes not only lives but also money and food, so every little bit saved counts.

Besides, he's just a little kid; he can't possibly cause any trouble.

Throughout history, countless people have sought revenge, but how many have succeeded? Of course, Shen Ruyi only dared to say this in her heart.

Of course, she also wrote in detail about the information she had obtained about the Li Prince's Mansion, as well as the internal strife within the mansion.

She wrote this on purpose, wanting to tell the emperor not to think that the women in the harem were merely his possessions that he could treat at will.

But often these seemingly insignificant bystanders become incredibly capable and ruthless when they get into trouble.

Men who don't pay attention to this will eventually die because of it.

Shen Ruyi simply sent the letter and that was it; the rest was up to the Emperor.

She's done everything she could; she's done her best.

She attached the original letter, and she was open and honest, not afraid of the officials' suspicions.

Meanwhile, on the official side, after receiving Shen Ruyi's letter, they discovered that Xiao Heitan was indeed a talented individual.

He's incredibly good at stirring things up. Look, he even managed to spot the slight rift between King Li and his wife and then exploit it. He's a real talent.

Upon seeing Princess Li's original letter, the Emperor's lips twitched repeatedly. Indeed, no woman should be underestimated.

Look, a woman who was bullied by several concubines and mistresses and had no power to fight back, once she cut off all love and affection and started to take revenge, no one else could compete with her.

It is true that we should eradicate the root of the problem, but Little Black Charcoal was right about one thing: once war breaks out, there are indeed too many things to consider.

We also have to worry about other vassal kings taking the opportunity to cause trouble. No matter how you look at it, a peaceful transition is the best solution.

Besides, he's just a child, so he's not afraid. As long as the child's connection with Li Wang's men is cut off, he won't be able to cause any trouble.

After thinking it over, I've made a decision.

After reading the little black charcoal's letter more carefully, I discovered that this little thing has now learned to use retreat as a strategy for advancement.

She clearly wanted to save the person, but she contradicted herself by saying that she would listen to the Emperor.

But then again, if Xiao Heitan wasn't sentimental, would he still be Xiao Heitan?

The Emperor quite admired the actions of Princess Li, a woman.

For no other reason than that they truly love children and are willing to sacrifice everything for them.

This kind of maternal love is truly admirable.

Parents who love their children plan far ahead for them; the hearts of parents are truly pitiful.

So he readily agreed and left it to Shen Ruyi to handle.

She also suggested that if Princess Li could truly do what she said, it wouldn't be unreasonable to release the mother and child.

From that time on, the Princess Consort and the young Prince Li were no longer in this world.

Shen Ruyi received the Emperor's reply the next day and found that the situation was even better than she had expected, which also showed that the Emperor was truly magnanimous.

I wrote back to Princess Li as soon as I received the reply.

She didn't beat around the bush and said directly that the Emperor had given his permission.

If he could truly keep his promise made in the letter, he could not only spare her son, but also release her at the same time.

However, all of this depends on the arrangements made by our own people; we'll give them a fake death when the time comes.

At the same time, he also wrote a separate letter to his own people, focusing on what to do next.

Now it's up to Princess Li. Hopefully, she won't disappoint Shen Ruyi.

They also rewarded the eagle that delivered the message, instructing it to stay there more often to facilitate timely message delivery.

Meanwhile, Princess Li thought there was no hope, but then she received a personal letter from the King of Donghai.

In fact, after making this request, she had no hope at all.

Because his own Yu'er was no ordinary child; he was the prince's legitimate son. How could he possibly have survived?

This was just the condition she proposed. She originally planned to change it after the other party refused, which was simply to ensure that her family was not affected.

I never expected such a pleasant surprise; I was almost bursting with excitement when I saw the message.

Not only did her Yu'er survive, but she also survived. Thank goodness, who would want to die if they could live?

To be honest, Yu'er is so weak, I don't feel comfortable leaving her in the care of anyone.

We said that before because we had no other choice, just to test the waters, but who knew that the higher-ups would actually agree.

She knew better than anyone that she couldn't survive this situation.

She stepped forward to do this because she truly hated King Li's heartlessness and the ruthlessness of his other women.

Since marrying into the royal family, she has never had a single day of peace.

She was clearly the rightful wife, yet he kept supporting other women, allowing them to trample on him and do whatever they wanted.

It's just that you feel your own family isn't supportive enough. You were the ones who took the initiative to marry her back then.

As a result, these were the same people who treated her like a human being after she married them. How could she not hate them?

Of course, another reason is that she doesn't want to implicate her family.

Since she married Prince Li, her family has not benefited at all; instead, they have been constantly embroiled in gossip and scandal.

Her family was originally a staunch loyalist to the emperor, and they didn't side with anyone.

As a result, the interference of the Prince Li's Mansion and the imperial decree that completely changed her fate led to this marriage.

She directly categorized her maternal family as part of the Li King's faction.

Regardless of whether her family had changed their minds or betrayed her, to outsiders they were all on the side of King Li.

Otherwise, why would he ask to marry your daughter instead of someone else's?

You say your two families aren't familiar with each other? Are you kidding me?

This is like mud falling into your crotch; even if it's not excrement, it's still excrement.

But only she knew that the reason King Li had asked her for marriage was just an act for the people above him.

He felt that her family background was not prominent, so it would be less likely to arouse suspicion from those above, making it the safest option to marry her.

She wanted to tell everyone that the Prince Li's mansion had no improper intentions, and she heard this with her own ears after she married into the family.

But in reality, he still ended up where he is today.

After she was officially appointed, she and her family lived an exceptionally difficult life.

Not only was she herself the target of jealousy and trouble from other young ladies in the capital, but even her own family was deliberately targeting many people.

There were gifts from the imperial court, gifts from the families of other concubines, and gifts from their own prince.

Especially after her family was demoted, anyone could come and kick her while she was down.

Since her family was demoted, she, who was already out of favor, found her life in the mansion increasingly difficult.

Now that she has the opportunity to retaliate, she is naturally willing to do so.

To put it bluntly, she wasn't just willing; she was more than willing.