That would make everyone happy.

Yinzhen returned to the palace at noon. Before he could even have lunch, he instructed Su Peisheng: "Bring a palace maid over. Don't make a fuss. Make sure she's well-behaved."

Su Peisheng was completely bewildered. What did his master mean by this? He was being so mysterious. What kind of palace maid was he going to bring?

While accepting the order, Su Peisheng pondered his master's thoughts. He then went out to find a more honest palace maid. After searching around, Su Peisheng was stumped. The honest palace maid was also "honest" in appearance. Judging from his master's manner, if he wanted to touch a woman, he would find someone with an ugly appearance. Wouldn't that mean he didn't know how to read the room?

Finally, Su Peisheng carefully selected a handsome, honest man who usually had little presence and brought him before Yinzhen.

Yinzhen had no other intentions. He ordered the meal to be prepared and then said to the palace maid, "Help me wash my hands."

This job was usually done by Su Peisheng. Su Peisheng looked bewildered, as if his job had been taken away from him, staring at his unusually behaving master.

Yinzhen had a palace maid serve him his hands for a very simple purpose: to verify whether his ailment had been cured. During the handwashing process, Yinzhen intentionally "accidentally" touched the palace maid, and then a "scene" began to appear before his eyes. After seeing the scene, his face turned ashen, and he ordered Su Peisheng, "Take the person out."

Su Peisheng, looking completely bewildered, led the person out and then instructed, "Do your job well, and don't say anything you shouldn't."

The palace maid was timid by nature, and upon hearing this, she said, "I understand."

Su Peisheng quickly waved his hand: "Let's go!"

After dismissing the palace maids, Su Peisheng went back to serve his master.

When Yinzhen saw Su Peisheng return, he ordered, "Take the food away. I have no appetite today."

In the afternoon, Yinzhen locked himself in his study to write and calm his mind. He thought his problem was cured, but it wasn't. He still saw those disgusting images when he was in contact with women.

Meeting Princess Tong this morning was just a coincidence.

It was all for nothing.