To find out what the other party is up to, you absolutely cannot cut off their correspondence, but there are some things you can't let them know, so the letters are all modified.

It would be easy for Chu Sangyue to find someone who could imitate handwriting, so there was no need to worry about her handwriting at all.

Wan Ge instantly understood. He wouldn't be so foolish as to let others know his true identity since the letter was in his hands. If that were the case, things would be much easier.

…

Treason is a serious crime, and everything must be done with extreme caution before it succeeds. Even if they have letters in hand, if the other party denies it outright, they have no other evidence.

So Wan Ge gave the other party a chance to think they could turn the tables, and then they would be caught on the spot and there would be no way for them to make excuses.

Therefore, what Chu Sangyue had to do was pretend that she had not received the letter, and that the returning general should also pretend to have been won over by the other party.

Although the general did not know Chu Sangyue's true identity, she was extremely loyal to her. The general spent her life on the battlefield, yet she only ever thought of the people, and never even considered treason.

The general was stunned to learn that his old friend harbored rebellious intentions. However, she would obey the emperor's orders and do whatever His Majesty commanded.

So when the lord suggested catching up with him, the general went without hesitation, and even pretended to accept the olive branch extended to him.

Although he silently lamented how his former classmates and friends had gradually changed into what they were now, there was nothing he could do about it.

…

Wan Ge was playing the zither with Chu Sangyue in the courtyard when she saw the Prime Minister rushing over.

The Prime Minister pushed open the door and saw his daughter and son-in-law sitting there. Did his daughter not know that Lord Nian was about to rebel? She was so calm and collected. How could she still be in the mood for romance? Wasn't she supposed to handle this matter?

Seeing her mother's anxious expression, Wan Ge asked directly, "Mother, is there something you need from me?"

The Prime Minister glanced at Chu Sangyue subconsciously, and Chu Sangyue obediently stood up: "My lady, I'll go make tea for you and my mother."

After speaking, Chu Sangyue went straight into the house, leaving only Wan Ge and the Prime Minister in the front yard.

When the Prime Minister mentioned Lord Nian, Wan Ge suddenly remembered that she hadn't told her mother about the plan yet. So she gently began to tell her mother about their plan, assuring her not to worry.

The Prime Minister sighed and said helplessly, "Has this matter still troubled His Majesty?"

Originally, it was Yunshan who was to deal with the traitor. Although this traitor was also an important official in the court, in accordance with their principle of cleaning up their own ranks, they should not disturb anyone.

Wan Ge smiled faintly, shaking her head helplessly: "Don't even think about hiding these things from His Majesty. He... knows everything."

Who would have thought that her obedient and gentle husband was actually the reigning empress, a figure who struck fear into the hearts of many?

To be honest, anyone in this world who knew he was a man would be absolutely stunned. After all, no one would believe a man could do something like that.

The Prime Minister paused upon hearing this. His Majesty knows everything… and it seems that is indeed the case.

To be honest, even though she has met countless people and can predict most things in advance, it is the ability that others perceive as being able to foresee things before they happen.