Did she finally escape from this place?

But Zhou Jia's next words pushed her to the bottom again, and there was no way for her to recover.

"But the good times didn't last long. When the emperor died, he still issued an edict allowing the princess to remarry her former husband. Thus, the princess was once again trapped in that cage. The emperor who took over was not very kind to the wife and children of the previous emperor. The princess's hope of divorce became increasingly slim. In the end, the princess, who was once doted on by her father, died of depression at the age of 33. Her marriage to her husband also came to an end.

Later, when the succeeding emperor was offering sacrifices to the princess, he discovered that the consort had been preventing her from seeking medical treatment. Lice had even appeared on her bedding and other items. It was said that the princess had even burned her face while trying to fetch charcoal for a fire. It was truly ridiculous. The new emperor eventually removed the consort from his position, but by then, the princess was gone, and would never return.

Zhou Jia's eyes shone with sarcasm. "A princess who lived a life of luxury and pampering for the first half of her life, only to die of depression in the end, even her own belongings were infested with lice. How ironic. This princess also has no name left. She was Princess Fukang, the eldest and most beloved daughter of Emperor Renzong of the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhao Zhen. And yet, she met such a tragic end."

Northern Song Dynasty

Princess Fukang listened to Zhou Jia's words, smiled sadly, her eyes dead, and she slowly lay down on the bed, not wanting to listen anymore.

The door rang. It was her nominal husband and mother-in-law knocking on the door. After hearing what Zhou Jia said, they asked her to go to Song Renzong to plead for them.

Seeing that no one opened the door, Yang, the mother of Prince Consort Li Wei, became ruthless and said, "Kick the door open. No matter what, I must make her go to the emperor and plead for mercy."

Otherwise, the Li family would be in great trouble.

In the palace, Zhao Zhen was filled with anger and immediately sent someone to summon the princess into the palace.

Zhou Jia received the news from the Li family in real time and couldn't help laughing. He applauded and said:

"Wow, your Li family is really awesome. You think everyone in the world is surnamed Li, right? You even dared to barge into the princess's room. I think that when I saw Li Wei slapping the princess on TV, it must have happened in history. Princess Fukang has been bullied by your Li family for no reason.

Your Majesty Renzong, let me tell you now, your daughter is determined to die, and your uncle's wife and son are standing in front of her door, ready to have someone break in and ask her to go to you to plead for their Li family.

I don't care how you deal with her, and I can't control her. But let me be frank: why should your daughter pay the price for your guilt towards your mother, Zhao Zhen? You've given the Li family enough honor, haven't you? If all else fails, why not give them your own throne? I see you have far more patience with the Li family than with your daughter, and show far more affection.

And there are those who love to write letters to impeach princesses, such as our Sima Gang. Sorry, I would like to give a kind reminder to the wives and daughters of the censors headed by Sima Guang: don't pin all your hopes on the man in your family. How can you ensure that you will not be the next Princess Fukang?

Finally, Emperor Song, please don't blame me for revealing your royal family's secrets and bringing shame to your family. What are you ashamed of? Where does your Great Song Dynasty have any shame? Don't worry, you Song Dynasty will be a frequent guest in my mouth from now on."

Zhou Jia's eyes almost rolled out of his head.

Northern Song Dynasty

Zhao Kuangyin's hand trembled, and the ink smudged on the paper.

“Crack—”

The brush broke into two pieces in an instant.

He didn't care whether the emperor who came after him doted on his daughter or how miserable his daughter ended up. All he cared about was the Song Dynasty and the emperor. Zhou Jia's words were unpleasant to hear, but the fact that the Li family dared to break open the princess's door showed that they obviously did not take the emperor who came after them seriously.

The princess is the monarch and the prince consort is the minister. Even if the princess is wrong, how dare they, as ministers, attack the princess!

Zhao Zhen was furious. He was kind, but he was not the kind of person who was so generous as to give his throne to someone else.

Regal, never be provoked!

"Come here, take everyone from the Li family to the palace and bring the princess back safely. If anything happens to the princess, you will bring her head back to me!"

In the harem, Princess Fukang's mother, Concubine Miao, burst into tears. As a mother, how could she not feel sorry for her child? Now that Zhou Jia pointed this out, she was grateful.

There are some things they cannot say, but Zhou Jia can say them, and only Zhou Jia, the descendant, can say them.

Everyone in the Li family froze for a moment. They didn't expect that Zhou Jia would directly expose what they had done.

Li Wei panicked instantly, "Mom, we..."

Yang was arrogant but not stupid. She almost fell to the ground, "Run, run..."

They had no choice but to run.

Zhou Jia smiled after hearing what the system said, but did not tell Zhao Zhen that they were going to escape. They would be caught in the end anyway. If they fled for fear of punishment, wouldn't that be an additional charge?

fine.

It wasn't just the Li family that suffered after the Princess Fukang incident. Emperors of all dynasties would immediately have people secretly investigate thoroughly whenever their daughters or sisters had a prince consort. This led to the discovery of quite a few cancer cases and the elimination of many people related to the prince consort.

Even Emperor Liu Che couldn't help but check the husbands of his daughters and sisters.

However, the fact that Princess Pingyang's second husband, Xiahou Po, Marquis of Ruyin, had committed adultery with his father's concubine was exposed in advance.

The calmest emperor was Ying Zheng. He was so calm because he was sure that while he was alive, he would not let his princesses suffer any grievances even if they got married. But when he was gone, all his children were killed by the prodigal son Hu Hai.

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