The prince, whom the Empress cherished dearly, was unmatched by any man in terms of appearance and physique. It's unclear why the Empress kept him so late.

Looking at this incredibly handsome man, with such a gentle nature, and also a member of royalty, Mu Fujun thought, "If he were in his prime, those who wanted to marry him would probably fight tooth and nail for him."

However, if anyone still sees what he looks like now, they probably will.

He seemed to understand why the Empress had hidden him away. Such a handsome boy, who wouldn't be tempted? There were probably too many suitors, and the Empress didn't know what to do.

To be honest, at first Mu Fujun didn't quite understand why the Empress later agreed. It wasn't until he noticed the way Yue Qiwan looked at his daughter that he understood.

Beyond mere adoration, there was a deep, profound love. Just like the way he had looked at his wife back then.

His own adoration and infatuation with her, despite his generally independent nature, made him willing to humble himself in the backyard for her sake.

However, she did not disappoint herself. She vowed to be faithful to one person for life, and apart from herself, she had no concubines or even men who were unfaithful to her.

Wan Ge actually just wanted to bring Yue Qiwan back to meet her father, thinking he would definitely like her. And as she imagined, both of them came from high-ranking families, and they shared similar interests in poetry, literature, and ideals. They even shared the same favorite poem.

Mr. Mu was very satisfied with this gentle son-in-law and began to look forward to the future when she married into his family, so that he would have another person with similar interests to chat with.

…

After lunch, Wan Ge took the person back.

When the Empress saw Wan Ge, she said she wanted to talk to her about something. Wan Ge patted Yue Qiwan's head and then left with the Empress.

The two went to the Imperial Study to chat. When Wan Ge was there, Yue Qimeng was also there.

Yue Qimeng was also a little confused, wondering what her mother wanted to do by calling her here.

The Empress frankly told the two of them that she had the idea of ​​abdicating. She had actually wanted to do so for a long time, but at that time she was worried about Yue Qiwan and the little crown princess.

But now Wan Ge is going to become part of their family, to become her son's wife. She believes Wan Ge will help them, so the thought of abdicating has resurfaced, and this time it's feasible.

However, in the past, the succession of the crown princess only occurred after the death of the empress. Now, if such a thing were to be done, there would inevitably be opposition, which is why the empress sought their advice.

Wan Ge had experienced many similar things in the world before. In fact, if you have absolute strength, there is generally no problem.

It is estimated that the Empress's biggest worry is that now that the world has just been unified, the change of Empress so quickly might cause some people to have restless ambitions again.

The Empress actually felt that this was a good test for her daughter and for Wange. So she was really looking forward to it.

Originally, Yue Qimeng had always been helping her mother, the Empress, with matters to handle, and as the Crown Princess, she certainly had more supporters than opponents. The most difficult part now was figuring out what reason the Empress should give for abdicating.

Wan Ge suggested that getting sick was actually a great idea. Once Yue Qimeng had secured the throne, the young female lead's aura and strength would be enough to secure her position.

Even if the Empress pretends to be cured again, no one will say anything more.