"Very well, since my sister says so, then I will punish him with thirty strokes of the cane and send him home to reflect on his mistakes. As for that woman, I will have her investigated and then send her back. She can't really be stupid, otherwise the relationship between you and your son will be very bad."

The Emperor was wholeheartedly concerned for Mo Yan, and Mo Yan quickly expressed her gratitude, saying, "Your Majesty, I thank you. Please take care of your health and don't overwork yourself."

Hearing this, the emperor sensed something was amiss. "Royal sister, what's wrong with you? Why are you speaking so strangely?"

"Brother, your sister has been poisoned. The imperial physician said he doesn't know what kind of poison it is, and it's uncertain whether she can be cured."

My sister always felt there was something wrong with this, but now that she's discovered it too late, it's probably too late.

At this point, Mo Yan's lips curled into a bitter smile, tinged with a hint of reluctance.

"My dear sister, you haven't seen Xin'er return yet, and you really can't bear to leave."

My brother, if I am gone, could you bestow upon Xin'er the title of Princess, and from now on protect her?

Looking at that child reminded me of myself when I was a child. If it weren't for my elder brother, how could I have grown up carefree?

But my younger sister will have to go first.

After saying that, Mo Yan's vision went black, and she completely fainted.

"Royal sister! Royal sister! Momo!"

The emperor quickly picked up the girl and cried out, "Someone, someone, come quick! Quickly, look at Momo!"

"Momo, don't scare your brother, don't scare your brother."

Mo Yan coughed up another mouthful of blood and slowly opened her eyes. "How long has it been since I called you brother?"

Brother, why did you abandon me after I married someone I didn't love for your sake?

"I'm dying, it's so good to hear you call me Momo again."

After Mo Yan finished speaking, she completely fainted.

Tuanzi was stunned by all of this; the master's acting skills were getting better and better.

Tuanzi: "Boss, what are you doing?! Is this some kind of self-inflicted injury ploy?"

Mo Yan: "Didn't you notice? The emperor is very suspicious of the original owner of this body, and even deliberately creates the impression that he dotes on his younger sister."

Spoiling, yet neglecting. The way Han Wen handles problems—raising the issue high and then letting it fall gently—may seem like spoiling his younger sister, but from another perspective, isn't it also putting the original owner in the spotlight?

The eldest princess's son disregarded the law and favored his concubine over his wife.

How would the world view a concubine being brought into the family with eight sedan chair bearers?

The emperor ignored it and let it continue, which meant they were being roasted and burned on the fire.

Tuanzi suddenly realized, "Wow, you're amazing! You figured that out! You're incredible! Awesome!"

Mo Yan: "..."

[Spend time improving your intelligence; it's much more useful than saying "muah!"]

Tuanzi: "..." Waaah, another day of being disliked.

It's so pitiful.

To put it simply, this emperor may have had brotherly feelings for the original owner of the body, but not that deep. Everything he showed to others was just for show.

The more you spoil someone, the harder they'll fall in the future. You've become a mindless good-for-nothing without even reading this Korean.

That's true. No matter what, the original owner still had a husband on the frontier, even if they had no feelings for each other. He was a general and a prince.

It's normal for him to be on guard.

The emperor didn't investigate Xue'er, either because Xue'er was his spy, or because he felt there was no need to investigate.

But is this Xue'er really the emperor's person?

Mo Yan believes that in this world, acting skills are everything.

For example, at this moment, the emperor is genuinely worried and heartbroken.

He quickly summoned the imperial physician, who examined Mo Yan and promptly gave her a pill.

After eating it, he knelt down and begged for forgiveness, "Your Majesty, I am incompetent. The poison from the Princess has already entered her lungs and internal organs. She only has... a year to live."

The emperor was struck dumb, exclaiming, "How is this possible?"

The emperor kicked the imperial physician aside and turned to look at his sister, whose face was pale and bloodless.

I don't know when it started, but my sister has started getting gray hair. How did they, as siblings, end up like this?

As children, they were the closest of siblings. In the treacherous palace, he treaded carefully and cautiously, but with his sister, he had nothing to worry about and nothing to fear.

They supported and trusted each other, which is how they got to where they are today.

He once told himself that one day when he rose to a high position, he would give his sister the best of everything.

However, for the sake of his empire, his sister had no choice but to marry Han Hao, a man she didn't like at all, simply because he held military power.

Han Hao had someone he liked. He had only been married to his sister for a year when he took his sweetheart to the frontier and only came back once a year.

Even so, he was still afraid that his sister had too much.

Gradually, they began to take precautions.

He began to doubt his sister and started to spoil her more and more, but there were other things involved in that spoiling.

He would deliberately amplify this favor, making everyone jealous and keeping a close eye on her.

He assumed his younger sister was already blinded by wealth and power, completely infatuated with it. He never imagined she knew all along; was she deliberately going along with it?

"I won't let anything happen to her! I won't let anything happen to her! You have to save her!"

Find out! Find out! Who, who killed my sister?!

Who wants Momo dead?

Who exactly is it?

He turned to his sister and said, "Momo, don't leave. You said you would always support your brother."

Mo Yan slowly opened her eyes. "Don't blame the imperial physician. It's perfectly normal for my sister to have reached this point."

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