Mr. Wen touched his chin.

"It is said that Princess Chang Le of Northern Qi can strike lightning out of thin air and possesses some kind of indescribable divine power, but she is extremely arrogant and domineering, killing anyone who comes her way."

Since coming back to life from the coffin, she first dealt with the princess who poisoned her, then the emperor's favorite concubine, and then punished the emperor and empress with heavenly lightning... and so on.

This series of unbelievable and audacious things could go on for three days and three nights.

Therefore, if asked who the Northern Qi Kingdom feared most, the answer would undoubtedly be Princess Chang Le, who thus earned the title of "Great Demon."

Mrs. Wen couldn't help but click her tongue in amazement.

"Back then, when I first heard the rumors about Princess Chang Le, I couldn't believe it at all. I always thought the storyteller was exaggerating."

As more and more people talked about it, I unconsciously began to believe the rumors were true.

They didn't find Princess Chang Le's behavior outrageous; they simply admired and respected her for her strong sense of justice and clear-cut likes and dislikes.

Few women in this world can be as carefree, unrestrained, and indifferent to worldly views and judgments as she is.

To be honest, she was genuinely envious.

Madam Wen sighed, looking at Wen Lengyu with a complex yet tender gaze.

She only hoped that her precious daughter could be like Princess Chang Le, a strong girl whom no one dared to bully, and a free and unrestrained little girl.

Wen Lengyu was as intelligent as jade, and immediately understood the look in Madam Wen's eyes.

So, he affectionately and dependently hugged her slender waist and rested his head on her shoulder.

"Mother, don't worry. Although I am not as capable as the eldest son, I am not someone who can be bullied."

Madam Wen smiled and said, "Alright, alright, Mother believes in your abilities. You're the most capable, aren't you!"

"Hehe!" Wen Lengyu laughed heartily.

Seeing their beloved daughter's smile, Mr. and Mrs. Wen exchanged a glance and then smiled too.

In an instant, the room was filled with happy laughter.

After the family of three had a private conversation, Master Wen, following Wen Lengyu's instructions, personally took the apology gifts from the eldest princess to the palace.

The dog emperor looked at Master Wen kneeling on the ground, crying his eyes out, and knew that his foolish eldest daughter had not appeased the Wen family.

Having been in business for so many years, Mr. Wen is certainly not a brainless person; he knows what to say and what not to say.

He first showered the dog emperor with praise in every possible way, making the dog emperor feel comfortable and at ease.

Seeing that the time was ripe, he began his tearful plea, expressing the importance of his daughter in his heart, and emphasizing that her life was in danger and that she was still unconscious... and so on.

Finally, wiping away tears, they said that the gift from the eldest princess was too precious for the Wen family to accept, and fearing that it would anger the eldest princess, they had no choice but to go to the palace to ask the emperor for help in returning it.

As he spoke, he respectfully placed a small wooden box covered with a red cloth in front of him, but accidentally tore off the red cloth halfway through, revealing the tattered wooden box.

Even the boxes in ordinary people's homes are much better than this box.

The dog emperor's expression immediately turned somewhat ugly.

What a princess! She didn't take his words seriously at all. Didn't she know that the Wen family was like a bank that could be used to withdraw money from the royal family at any time?

She was utterly foolish to disregard the dignity of the royal family for the sake of her personal feelings for her children, and even tried to drown Miss Wen in front of everyone.

Even if the intention is to harm someone, it must be done in private.

Now, the life of Miss Wen is in grave danger; whether she will survive is still unknown.

Instead of personally leading people to apologize, she directly sent a tattered wooden box. This was hardly an apology; it was a humiliation of the Wen family.

No wonder the Wen family went to the palace to complain to him; they wanted him to stand up for them!

Thinking of this, the emperor's face darkened even more. He slammed his hand on the table and gave orders to the eunuch.

"Open the wooden box for me."