She understood Lu Fengqing's intentions and considerations in choosing a son-in-law. The candidates on the list, such as the second son of the heterosexual king Xiao Yan, who had just been named the Earl of Wuning last year, were young and promising with a bright future.

There is also the grandson of Princess Rong, who is a Jinshi and now works in the Lifanyuan. He has great literary talent and outstanding political achievements.

Another example is the eldest grandson of the Duke of Anguo, who has not yet taken the imperial examination, but has already won the title of Jieyuan. He has been well-read since childhood, so it is only a matter of time before he passes the imperial examination.

These candidates for the imperial consort not only have superior personal qualifications, but also have prominent family backgrounds.

Concubine Shoukang was also quite familiar with these candidates and nodded slightly to show her approval.

"These are indeed the outstanding elites among the aristocratic families. What's more commendable is that they all come from families with strict family traditions. The Queen Mother has indeed put a lot of thought into this list." Concubine Shoukang said slowly.

Lu Fengqing was not in a hurry for Concubine Shu to make a decision, but Concubine Shoukang keenly noticed a hint of uneasiness hidden deep in Concubine Shu's eyes, which made her heart move slightly.

After a relaxing chat, Concubine Shoukang asked to return to the palace to recite scriptures, and then she took her leave.

Lu Fengqing also felt a little tired, so he waved his hand and asked them to leave.

After paying their respects, Concubine Shoukang and Concubine Shu left the Cining Palace together.

"Those two girls are probably still playing in the imperial garden. Why don't you go for a walk with me?" Concubine Shoukang suggested.

Concubine Shu nodded, and the two of them went to the Imperial Garden together.

On the way, Concubine Shoukang whispered, "Shurou has grown up now and has her own ideas. I'm afraid she will make things difficult for my sister when it comes to marriage, right?"

When Concubine Shu heard this, her expression changed slightly. She gestured to the palace servants behind her to step back a few steps before she said worriedly, "I'm really afraid that girl will cause some disaster."

Her voice revealed deep worry and helplessness, as if she had already sensed the impending storm.