Ushiha was tireless in his explanation of this.

Fortunately, the prince consort and Ushiha were of one mind. After the death of Lord Guarjia, Ushiha's father-in-law, they quickly separated their households and moved directly into the princess's residence.

Ushiha and her husband were a loving couple, so the legend that they lived separately is untrue.

A year later, Ushiha became pregnant, and her first child was a boy and a girl, twins. Ushiha was very happy, and her husband was also delighted. The couple's relationship deepened.

Ushiha and her husband were both quite casual about having children, so they didn't force themselves to conceive or have a son or daughter.

Over the decades, Ushiha gave birth six times, having five sons and four daughters. Although each delivery was arduous, she felt immense joy watching the little lives connected to her by blood being born.

The prince consort had once said he would stop having children after two or three, but Ushiha believed that children were a gift from God and that no child should be deprived of their right to come into the world.

Therefore, contraception was not used.

Later, Ushiha passed away peacefully at the age of eighty-eight. Before Ushiha's death, her husband had already passed away. Although Ushiha and her husband had a deep and loving relationship throughout their lives, it did not reach the point of being together until death.

Ushiha lived through the reigns of four emperors: Kangxi, Yonghe, Gan'an, and Yilong.

After his death, Ushiha's soul remained immortal and was taken to the cultivation world by his third brother, Yinling, and eighth sister, Unaxi. He was placed in the Glazed Small World. A few years later, by chance, he obtained a body, not through possession, but as a gift.

In the Glass World, Ushiha also developed spiritual roots; he has two spiritual roots.

From then on, Ushiha lived happily in the Crystal World, practicing magic, growing flowers, playing music, and enjoying life to the fullest...