The Legend of Zhen Huan: Rebirth of Ling Rong

Sister Wan smiled slightly and continued, "There are clues to Prince Dun's affairs, and the main reason lies with Fu Jin."

After hearing this, Sister Mei nodded repeatedly to show her agreement.

However, she couldn't help but worry, "But, Huan'er, can you really do this? Will the emperor be angry and furious with you?"

I held Sister Mei's hand and said firmly, "Don't worry, Sister Mei. Sister Wan is smart and clever. I believe the emperor will not blame her."

Jin Xi came in and replied, "My lady, Su Peisheng just sent someone to tell me that the emperor wants you to go to the Yangxin Palace."

"Sister, since the emperor has ordered it, then go ahead. Just be careful!"

My sister got up, changed her clothes, and went to the Yangxin Palace with Jinxi and Liuzhu.

"Hanhuan, you're here."

The emperor sat at the table, frowning as he looked at the pile of memorials on the table.

He rubbed his temples wearily and said in a low voice, "Look at these memorials. They all accuse Prince Dun of assaulting Censor Zhang Lin."

The elder sister slowly approached the emperor and softly comforted him, "Your Majesty, please don't get angry. Anger is harmful to your health. It would be bad if you hurt yourself."

She reached out and gently stroked the emperor's shoulder, saying softly, "Prince Dun has always been arrogant, and this time he did something like this. It's really too much. But Your Majesty, please don't get too angry about this, or it will affect your health."

The emperor took a deep breath and sighed helplessly, "I know Prince Dun's temper very well, but as a member of the royal family, he actually disregarded the law and openly assaulted a court official. How can I not be angry?"

My sister nodded, indicating that she understood the emperor's feelings.

She knew that the emperor had always been committed to maintaining stability and order in the court, and was naturally angry about Prince Dun's behavior.

However, as a concubine in the harem, she also understood that she could not interfere too much in state affairs and could only persuade the emperor to remain calm.

"I intend to appoint your father to an important position in the Censorate to impeach all officials."

The emperor looked at her with deep eyes, his tone firm and majestic.

My sister was slightly stunned, a complex emotion welling up in her heart.

The Censorate was an important institution of the imperial court, responsible for monitoring the words and deeds of officials and impeaching lawless elements.

This position carries great responsibility, but it can also easily offend people. Everyone is well aware of the risks and pressure involved.

"This……"

My sister hesitated, not knowing how to respond.

After all, my father is old and in poor health. Can he be competent for such a heavy responsibility? Moreover, once he takes on this position, he will surely face many challenges and pressures.

"Why? You won't?"

When the emperor saw his sister's hesitation, a hint of doubt and dissatisfaction appeared on his face.

He believed that his sister should support his decision without hesitation and devote herself to the court.

"Of course not. Sharing the emperor's worries is my duty as a father."

My sister hurriedly explained, trying to hide her inner worries. As a concubine, she must not disappoint the emperor, nor show concern for court affairs.

However, the elder sister couldn't help but worry about her father. He had been loyal and upright throughout his life, but he had a strong character and was not good at dealing with people tactfully.

In a place like the Censorate, conflicts and contradictions are inevitable. If you are framed by a villain, the consequences will be disastrous.

Thinking of this, the elder sister's mood became heavier. But she knew that she could not refuse the emperor's arrangement at this time, so she could only try her best to convince herself that her father could handle all difficulties.

"What do you think about Prince Dun's affairs?"

"Your Majesty, I dare not discuss political affairs."

The emperor sat on the dragon throne, a hint of worry in his eyes.

My sister stood aside with her head slightly lowered. She was well aware of the complexity and sensitivity of the matter and did not dare to express her opinion easily.

The emperor looked at his sister, sighed, and said, "I know you are cautious, but this matter is of great importance. I need to hear your opinion."

My sister raised her head and looked at the emperor, a hint of hesitation flashed in her eyes.

After a moment's contemplation, she said cautiously, "Your Majesty, Prince Dun is, after all, a member of the royal family. If this matter is handled improperly, it could cause a major uproar. However, Prince Dun's actions this time were indeed excessive. If he is not severely punished, I'm afraid it will be difficult to convince the public. I believe we should weigh the pros and cons and handle this matter with caution."

The emperor nodded, agreeing with his sister's opinion. He then asked, "Then, in your opinion, how should we deal with Prince Dun?"

My sister thought for a moment and replied, "I think Prince Dun and Zhang Lin need to apologize, preferably in person."

"How is this possible? I know Prince Dun's temper. He would never apologize to Zhang Lin. That would be worse than killing him."

The emperor naturally knew Prince Dun's temper.

"Your Majesty, the turning point of this matter lies with Concubine Fu. I heard that although the prince has a bad temper, he is very kind to Concubine Fu and listens to her every word!"

After hearing this, the emperor was very satisfied.

"Keep talking!"

"I think we can confer the title of Heshuo Princess on Prince Dun's eldest daughter, and the title of Beizi on Prince Dun's son, and grant him a title."

"Having them raised by the imperial concubines will not only demonstrate the emperor's favor towards Prince Dun's family, but also allow them to feel the emperor's attention and care. This arrangement will not only appease the Prince Dun family, but also demonstrate the emperor's benevolence and generosity to the world."

"What does the Emperor think?"

My sister looked at the emperor with a hint of expectation in her eyes.

She knew that her proposal, although bold, was the best way to solve the problem at the moment.

The Emperor nodded slightly in agreement. "That's a good idea. But who will persuade Prince Dun's wife?"

He frowned, as if thinking about the right person.

My sister smiled and said, "If the emperor doesn't mind my poor tongue, I'm willing to give it a try."

She believed that she could convince Prince Dun's wife and make her understand the pros and cons.

The emperor looked at the person in front of him, a glint of admiration flashing in his eyes: "Hanhuan, you are truly my sweetheart!"

He was very pleased with his sister's wisdom and courage. His sister lowered her head and smiled shyly: "Thank you for the compliment, Your Majesty. I am only doing my best to help Your Majesty solve his problems."

Afterwards, the elder sister invited the wife of Prince Dun to her palace and tried to persuade her in a kind way.

After hearing this, Prince Dun's wife thought it made sense. After going back to discuss it with Prince Dun, Prince Dun also felt that they were indeed wrong in this matter, so he decided to go to Zhang Lin's house in person to apologize.

Zhang Lin was very surprised when he learned about this, but he still received Prince Dun warmly and expressed his forgiveness for his previous actions and would no longer hold a grudge against him.

After this incident, no one inside or outside the court dared to say anything, because everyone knew that Prince Dun had apologized to Zhang Lin, and Zhang Lin had forgiven him.

Given Prince Dun's temper, it is very difficult for him to bow to others.