Chen Yuwei reached out and patted He Zhuo and Fu Ling'a on the shoulders.

“How can I not get married? Your Emperor Father will never agree to it.” This was not a relatively enlightened era, and Hongli was a rather traditional man.

Knowing that Ho Cho and Fu Ling A were joking, Chen Yuwei whispered a few more words to her two daughters.

The gist of it is that after returning to the princess's residence, she continued to review the list of personnel she had prepared.

You have to choose someone you like, so that you'll have more interest in living together.

Otherwise, if they dislike each other upon meeting, is that marriage? It's clearly making enemies.

Khoja and Fulinga nodded with great interest, and even had smiles on their faces when they left Yikun Palace.

Seeing the princesses' expressions and demeanor, Xia He returned and reminisced with a smile to her mistress.

Chen Yuwei sighed helplessly, "I only hope they can understand my good intentions."

Women's lives are not easy, and I only hope that they can live a peaceful and smooth life.

I saw Princess Hejing the other day, and the difference is obvious in just a few years.

Fortunately, she already has a legitimate son; otherwise, even as a princess, life wouldn't be easy.

The marriage between Hejing and the prince consort was a political alliance. To put it bluntly, there was no emotional foundation between the two parties, and they had to make do in order to fulfill Hongli's overall interests.

Later, after Empress Xiaoxian passed away, Hejing returned to the capital from Khorchin and never left again.

The days back in the capital were not pleasant, and the prince consort, feeling frustrated, could only argue with Hejing.

He Jing was not one to tolerate things, so he turned around and ran to the palace to complain.

Hongli, of course, sided with his own daughter and immediately sent a reprimanding memorial to the Khorchin, making the prince consort's father lose face.

Such incidents occurred frequently during the years that He Jing returned to the capital.

Today, Hejing and the prince consort are a typical example of people who can't stand each other.

If it weren't for Empress Xiaoxian's intervention to save her own daughter, Hejing, and keeping her in Khorchin, she might have died young.

When Chen Yuwei started talking about Hejing, it was as if she had found a new topic, and she would chatter on and on. As a servant, Xia He did things quite in accordance with Chen Yuwei, and she could basically chime in on whatever Chen Yuwei said.

This caused Chen Yuwei to talk more and more. By the time she had exhausted her patience, the sky outside was already beginning to set in the west.

With utter helplessness, Chen Yuwei patted her forehead and could only say that she was getting old. Her actions were starting to resemble Hongli's, and she was becoming somewhat unreliable.

It's true that you become like those you associate with, just as you become like those you associate with.