Therefore, at present, Guo Luoluo's desire is less about helping Yinzhi to smoothly complete his troublesome task and more about increasing her own importance in Yinzhi's heart.

Not long after marrying into the Prince's household, Lady Guoluo's feelings for Yinzhi were not as deep as they later became.

However, Guo Luoluo was jealous and ambitious.

She was unwilling to be relegated to a supporting role, so it became important for her to showcase her abilities in front of others.

Yinzhi was a prince, the head of his family. Lady Guoluo hoped that Yinzhi could make a name for himself, which is why he rushed into the palace today.

“Mother, your daughter-in-law would never lie to you about something like this,” Guo Luoluo Shi explained the current situation to Consort Liang.

Furthermore, Guo Luoluo emphasized that it was precisely because the noble lady's illness happened so coincidentally that so much trouble ensued.

"The best course of action now is to find the one who tied the knot to untie it," Lady Guoluo said patiently, fearing that Consort Liang might not understand. "As long as Mother is alright here, no one will stop Prince from going out of the capital to carry out his duties for the Emperor."

However, this will require Mother to sacrifice herself for a few days, because once she recovers, she won't be able to drink these medicinal soups anymore.

Why take medicine if you're not sick? That's just asking for trouble.

After Guo Luoluo finished speaking, she cautiously glanced at Consort Liang sitting on the bed.

Lady Liang clenched her teeth, burying her head in thought as she pondered the words spoken by Lady Guoluo.

This is not simply about stopping the medication; it's about helping her recover.

However, at present, Liang Guiren's health is not very good, and he will need to rest for at least a month to recover.

"Mother, don't you want Prince to leave the palace to do errands for Father Emperor?"

Seeing that the noble lady remained unmoved for a long time after hearing her words, Lady Guoluo had no choice but to intensify her persuasion efforts.

In any case, Lady Guoluo did not want Yinzhi to stay and serve Consort Liang when she was ill.

"The imperial decree was issued a few days ago, and the Prince was overjoyed when he returned to his residence."

It's clear that Prince Beile also wanted to share the Emperor's burdens.

The matter is currently stuck here. The Prince has been staying in his study without eating or drinking anything. Mother, your daughter-in-law is only thinking of the Prince's well-being.

Although this incident has caused some serious harm to Lady Liang, it was originally a problem that Lady Liang brought up.

Lady Guoluo was not afraid of incurring the wrath of Consort Liang, since she had her family backing her up and was the legitimate wife of the Prince. It was better for Consort Liang to be dead than alive.

Consort Liang, thinking of Yinzhi's situation, had tears welling up in her eyes. "I...I understand."

She always understood that it was because of her own incompetence as a mother that Yinzhi had such a difficult life.

This time, she had to make Yinzhi happy.