At the Prime Minister's residence, Wan Ge had just arrived home. Although she said she had arrived home, it was actually her first time stepping into this place.

Wan Ge's surname is Jimo. This surname represents many things, the most representative being strategists. Many advisors in the court have this surname, or they are students of the Jimo family.

Wan Ge is a direct descendant of the main family, while everyone else in her generation is a collateral descendant.

For thousands of years, the main line of the family had never left Yunshan. It wasn't until more than a decade ago, when Wan Ge's mother entered the imperial court as an official, that this tradition was broken.

Wan Ge's mother not only entered the court as an official, but also rose through the ranks to become the prime minister, second only to the emperor.

In this world where women hold sway, all the ministers in the imperial court are women, and of course, the emperor is too.

However, not long ago, the Empress passed away due to illness, and her daughter, whom she had sent out to be raised, is about to succeed to the throne.

The original owner had no interest in becoming an official in the imperial court, and her grandmother was particularly dissatisfied with her mother's decision to do so, and even told her granddaughter never to become an official in the imperial court.

The original owner spent most of her time with her grandmother, and occasionally with her parents. However, the last time she was with her mother, she wasn't yet the prime minister, and now she has been the prime minister for several years, and they haven't seen each other for several years either.

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As soon as Wan Ge dismounted, she saw her father standing not far away.

My father occasionally returns to Yunshan, so I met him a few months ago.

My husband in Jimo is a very gentle and virtuous man, a role model for many men in this world.

My grandmother was extremely dissatisfied with many things my mother did, except for marrying my father.

"Wange, are you tired? Why are you so late? I've already had everything prepared. Go take a bath first, and you can have dinner soon. My wife hasn't returned yet; she's been very busy lately. Don't wait for her." Ji Mo's husband's voice was gentle yet firm, both to reassure Wange and to explain why his wife hadn't come to pick her up.

Wan Ge replied "okay," and then followed the maid.

The original owner didn't think too much about it at first; she just hadn't seen her mother in a long time and wanted to see her. Besides, she was about to come of age, so she thought she might as well broaden her horizons.

However, Wan Ge thought of the minor villain she met outside the city. She figured the minor villain must be here, so perhaps she could stay a little longer and find her minor villain first.

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Wan Ge never expected that even though she had been at the Prime Minister's residence for more than a month and often made excuses to go out, she had never seen the little villain again.

Because there was no information on the minor villain, and she had long since removed her mark on him, Wan Ge was unable to find him for a while!

I feel like I made a huge mistake. I should have asked where the minor villain lived first, so I could have found him more easily.

Just as the Prime Minister of Jimo was trying to persuade his daughter to stay, his mother sent him a letter urging him to call his daughter back as soon as possible.

Faced with his rarely seen daughter, Prime Minister Ji Mo let Wan Ge choose for herself whether she wanted to stay here or go back.

Considering her age, Wan Ge ultimately decided to go back first, but she would continue to investigate A Yue's whereabouts in private.

Wan Ge found herself unable to find her target for the first time, not even knowing where the minor villain was, and for a moment she didn't know what to say.

Perhaps it's not the right time yet, but I'll meet him sooner or later.