As she spoke, Wang Yucen pushed Wang Yuluan beside her and said, "Second brother, if you say that my liking for Zhao Cheng is blind, then doesn't that mean the Princess is also blind?"

Wang Yuluan quickly covered his sister's mouth and said sternly, "Stop talking nonsense, I didn't say that!"

Wang Yucen muttered, "Second brother said it! He said it!"

Wang Yuluan sighed and looked at Zhao Cheng and Yuan Yun, his expression not changing much.

Some were happy while others were sad. Zhou Chuan looked at Zhou Nuo, who looked bewildered, and gently placed his hand on his sister's shoulder.

"Xiao Nuo".

"Brother, I'm not sad, I don't need comforting."

"I know you have a strong personality. You can tell me anything that makes you unhappy, and I'll be there for you."

Zhou Nuo turned back to Zhou Chuan and smiled gently, saying, "I'm really not sad! Of course, I'm not happy, but if we look at it from another angle, Zhao Cheng becoming the imperial son-in-law will make the Right Prime Minister's position more secure, and the Right Prime Minister may even have a chance to make a comeback, which is a good thing."

Zhou Chuan asked doubtfully, "Do you really think so?"

Zhou Nuo said, "When have you ever seen me say something against my conscience?"

“Hmm…” Zhou Chuan thought for a moment and said, “This matter may not be settled like this. Zhao Cheng has become the prince consort. As long as he is assertive, he can still accommodate other women around him. It’s just that… you can only be a concubine.”

"Let's not think about this too much, let's just play it by ear."

Zhou Nuo looked at Zhao Cheng and Yuan Yun, who were embracing each other, with great envy, and said, "As long as the Right Prime Minister gets better and better, I have no other thoughts. Even if I become the Right Prime Minister's adopted daughter like Sister Taozhi, that would be fine. Brother, the most important thing now is for you to prepare for the martial arts examination after the state banquet."

Zhou Chuan nodded slightly, seemingly lost in thought.

At this moment, the emperor, who had been silent for a long time, spoke up.