Nowadays, apart from those who serve as trusted stewards to the Empress Dowager, Emperor, and Empress in the palace, no one is as prestigious as him and Xiao Guozi.

His years of hard work have not been in vain; his steps as he retires are steady and grounded.

Yi De's continued presence was both expected and unexpected. Zhao Shu sat alone in her chair, lost in thought. Suddenly, she stood up abruptly. "Go, go to the prison and see if she's still there."

Xiao Guozi was stunned for a while before he remembered that Zhao Shu was talking about Jiang Yue. He hurriedly went downstairs. Zhao Shu was flustered, and he was flustered too.

The speed was relatively fast; the person sent out returned in about an hour. When Xiao Guozi received the report from his subordinate, his heart sank to the bottom. He lowered his head and knelt down in front of Zhao Shu with a thud, "Princess, the person is gone."

"It's gone, as expected. Explain yourself." Zhao Shu couldn't think of any other way Yi De could retaliate against her, so she decided to target Jiang Yue instead.

She will definitely try her best to rescue Jiang Yue if she doesn't leave the capital, because only in this way can she take revenge on Zhao Shu.

They're quite good at treating the symptoms.

“The person inside is a stand-in; he’s deaf, mute, and blind,” Xiao Guozi said.

“Go and send a message to the Marquis of Yiguang’s mansion. They’re trying to frame me. I’ll show them what the excruciating pain of being betrayed and abandoned by everyone is.”

In the past, when I read novels, I often saw female protagonists who were unloved by their fathers and mothers, and whose relatives even hated them. Most importantly, they were betrayed by their husbands, framed by their sisters, disliked by their children, and disowned by their family. Their reputation was ruined, they were disgraced, and they died a terrible death. Look, this kind of revenge is the most correct.

"By the way, she probably still wants to take revenge on the retired emperor, so she sent people to guard the Biyou Palace." After thinking it over, Zhao Shu thought that Yide hated Emperor Mingde the most.

She felt that Emperor Mingde had wronged her, that he didn't love her enough, or that his love wasn't as deep as hers.

"Also, the Cining Palace. Send someone to remind the Empress Dowager that she will not be satisfied until this woman brings down the Empress Dowager."

"It's the princess." Little Guozi never expected that Jiang Yue would escape one day.

However, he wasn't worried about not being able to catch her. Jiang Yue had suffered in prison for years, and her legs and hands were crippled. She was neither human nor ghost. The only reason she had survived until now was because Zhao Shu didn't want her to die so soon.