Quick Transmigration: Survive to the End

Yin Yin truly understood the singing, recitation, acting, and fighting skills of these people.

The Crown Prince's faction clearly didn't take the Emperor's refusal that day to heart. They felt that since the Emperor hadn't directly agreed, they were going to make trouble for her.

As long as Yin Yin herself agrees that she will not marry anyone but the Crown Prince, and her family also agrees, the Emperor certainly won't object much.

The Crown Prince himself was even more direct; before the matter was even settled, he had already treated Yin Yin as his possession.

Whether I like it or not is another matter, but seeing Yin Yin walking with other men is definitely not acceptable.

As for the other princes, their thoughts are not hard to guess.

If the Empress and the Crown Prince want to do something, they should just sabotage it and prevent it from happening.

As for why the eldest prince, who had been raised by the empress for several years, was the most enthusiastic about this matter, we must mention the emperor's education over the past few years.

In addition, the eldest prince "discovered" that his birth mother's death was related to the empress. The eldest prince himself had been used and abandoned by the empress. Even if it was harmful to others and not beneficial to himself, he would still do some things.

Seeing this, Yin Yin was too lazy to say anything more to them. She should go find her uncle as soon as possible and say a few more words to the emperor when she enters the palace next time. Wouldn't that be better than listening to the Crown Prince's wise words here?

After Yinyin and the other girl returned and told their respective uncles, Young Master Qi and the previous generation's Second Young Master Liu both decided to leave immediately.

I originally came out to run a marathon to relax, but instead it made me feel uncomfortable. What's the point of staying here? Wouldn't it be better to go home or go somewhere else?

Although the two elders often competed with each other, they had been at odds since childhood and still had a good understanding of each other. They quickly chose a new place to go, which happened to be the manor that Liu Cheng had mentioned earlier.

This time, he didn't need to think of sending another invitation, and they could even enjoy the flowers together, which made Liu Cheng very satisfied. However, since the flowering season hadn't arrived yet and there weren't many flowers in bloom, he was a little disappointed.

Yinyin didn't think there was anything wrong with it. She had seen the scene of flowers in full bloom in the past few years. On the contrary, she had seen the branches full of buds less often.

Seeing that she was indeed not unhappy, Liu Cheng was relieved and went up to discuss with her what kind of flower buds were suitable for painting.

The two young lords, Qi and his companion, overheard the conversation but wisely chose to go off and do their own thing.

Although there were some minor hiccups in the middle, they had a pretty good time overall. The uncle and nephew went shopping in the capital and brought back a lot of things with them.

As soon as they entered the second gate, their aunt, who was busy with household affairs and unable to go out, gave them a wink.

This aunt was betrothed to me by the emperor a few years ago. She is well-mannered and has a surprisingly unconventional personality. She shares a lot in common with Young Master Qi and treats Yin Yin very well.

When the uncle and nephew walked up to her, Young Master Qi handed the things he was carrying to his wife.

"Why did you buy so much?" Auntie looked at the selections and, seeing that no one was paying attention to them, lowered her voice and said, "You've only been gone a short time today, and someone from the Empress's family has already sent an invitation to our door."

"I overheard a few words from the side, and they were plotting Yin Yin's marriage."

"When we go inside, my parents will definitely talk about this."

Young Master Qi looked cold and unhappy, but Yin Yin wasn't too surprised.

She had thought about this while she was at the horse farm, but now that she was home, she was told that the Empress's family had already done it. All she could do was sigh that they were quite fast.

The three of them spoke in hushed tones as they entered the main hall together.

Grandpa Qi and his wife knew they were coming back and had been waiting for them.

Seeing this, Yin Yin stepped forward carrying the things she had specially bought outside: "Grandpa and Grandma, didn't you say last time that Yi Pin Zhai's butterfly pastries and cloud cakes were delicious?"

"My uncle and I bought all of these for you when we went out this time. They're fresh out of the oven and still warm. You should try them."

Grandpa Qi and his wife completely ignored the son's words, taking it as their granddaughter's filial piety, and both smiled and took some snacks to eat.

How was your day?

Upon hearing the question, Young Master Qi said, "Nothing much. If we hadn't walked quickly and turned to the Liu family's estate, we would probably be furious."

Grandpa Qi and his wife pressed for an answer: "What happened?"

Yinyin recounted the whole story from the side: "I've never seen His Highness the Crown Prince treat me well before, but today he's making an effort to make me uncomfortable under the guise of goodwill."

Madam Qi tentatively asked, "Yinyin, do you dislike His Highness the Crown Prince so much? If someone were to propose marriage on behalf of the Crown Prince, you..."

Yinyin's features scrunched up, and she interrupted her, saying, "Grandmother, please don't say that, it sounds really creepy."

"You silly child," Old Madam Qi scolded her, "it was just an analogy."

“Even an analogy won’t work,” Yin Yin said, her mind perfectly clear, her words leaving no room for doubt. “I will definitely refuse, without even considering it.”

“No,” Yin Yin said calmly, “His Majesty has already politely declined on my behalf, so this assumption is definitely not valid.”

"His Majesty has given the order," Old Master Qi immediately looked at Yin Yin, "When did this happen?"

Driven by the family's thirst for knowledge, Yin Yin recounted what happened at the New Year's Eve palace banquet.

Old Master Qi and Old Madam Qi seemed to be deep in thought, but they waited until their son and daughter-in-law returned before asking, "Yinyin, what do you think?"

Yin Yin tilted her head and replied, "The position of Crown Prince is not very secure."

Old Master Qi sat up straight: "But what have you heard from His Majesty?"

“No,” Yin Yin said. “His Majesty wouldn’t let me discover anything about such a major event.”

"Otherwise, you should have seen it coming long ago, grandfather."

Grandpa Qi nodded: "Then why would you say that?"

“Because Her Majesty the Empress is too impatient,” Yin Yin slowly counted. “Her Majesty the Empress treated me well before, but it was all because of His Majesty’s attitude. She doesn’t really take me seriously.”

"Then why did she suddenly change her mind, and why is the Crown Prince actively pushing for this marriage?"

Yinyin paused for a moment before continuing, "Because His Majesty values ​​me, and the Empress cannot guarantee that the relationship between the Crown Prince and His Majesty will remain the same after her death, she wants to provide the Crown Prince with a safeguard."

"Now the Crown Prince is showing intelligence and ability, and he can also offer some good suggestions from time to time."

“But grandfather,” Yin Yin said with a strange expression, “the Crown Prince I know is very different from this image.”

Why don't you guess who's teaching him?