They all deserved what they got for their crimes.

However, after this incident, Princess Beibei's reputation as someone not to be trifled with spread.

Many of the newcomers who had just entered the court were also accompanying the group; they were basically there to run errands and do odd jobs, among them was Guo Shu.

Although he was only there to run errands and do odd jobs, this was an opportunity that not everyone could get. Guo Shu's family background was average, and the fact that he was able to come here showed that he was capable.

These people stayed together for the night, and his colleague said again that night: "You know, this future prince consort is probably going to have a hard time. Look at how much the emperor and empress dote on the princess. If this prince consort marries the princess, he will definitely lose his authority as a husband."

The fact that this person said such a thing clearly shows that he has observed the behavior around Beibei.

Guo Shu listened without saying anything.

He didn't think the princess was that kind of person. Although he had only met her once at the clothing shop, he could tell from her demeanor that she wasn't the type to bully others.

Otherwise, how could the Duan family continue to stay in the capital?

Guo Shu only believed what he saw. As for these rumors, he didn't believe them. Besides, he understood the Mongols' intentions this time. They probably couldn't marry the princess and wanted revenge, so they deliberately spread rumors.

Considering the Emperor's methods and the extent of his affection for the princess, Guo Shu felt that those who spread the rumors would soon pay the price.

Just as Guo Shu had thought, it wasn't long before Yinzhen made his move. These people really dared to mess with his daughter's reputation; did they really think he was a pushover?

When Yinzhen made his move, he completely subdued the Mongol people. At this moment, they finally realized that the Qing Dynasty was now powerful and no longer a threat to them. The Qing Dynasty not only had elite troops, but also weapons that they could not match.

Intimidation was not the main objective; the main objective was to keep the Mongols calm and obedient, and then the special talents brought by Yinzhen would come in handy.

These people were specially invited by Yinzhen so that they could teach the Mongols how to use Mongolian specialties to create more valuable things.