"But now that the eldest princess has a flaw in her appearance, how can she be a proper wife of a noble family? In my opinion, it would be better to find a well-known but humble family. With the support of the Prince's mansion, the eldest princess will not be bullied."

Yi Hua roughly understood Li's thoughts upon hearing this, and she found it absurd.

As expected, Madam Li revealed the purpose of her visit: "Although my family is a Han Banner, my brother's son is quite promising and is preparing for the imperial examination. If he passes, it will be a double celebration. He wouldn't dare to treat the eldest princess badly. What does the Princess think?"

Yi Hua thought for a long time but couldn't remember what kind of official the Li family held, which explained the problem.

It's not that Yihua is materialistic. As the eldest princess of the Prince's mansion, even if she marries down, she can't be too low-class. Otherwise, it would be a slap in her own face, and for Yinzhen, it would be an absolutely impossible thing to happen.

Lady Li had a clever plan: she wanted the eldest princess to have a grand and impressive wedding back to her family home, and she also hoped that Yinzhen, out of pity for the eldest princess, would pull some strings for her nephew so that he could be included in the imperial examinations.

I wonder how much sincerity he still has for the eldest princess.

"The marriage of the eldest princess is not something that you or I can decide, not even the prince can decide," Yihua said. This was the truth. The princesses of the Qing Dynasty were all reserve soldiers for the pacification of Mongolia. Who would dare to arrange a marriage before Emperor Kangxi?

Even if Yinzhen secretly wanted to keep her by his side and marry her into the Ulanara family, he could only express it subtly and then slowly make plans.

“Since your nephew is interested in taking the imperial examination, he should focus on his studies. Once he passes the exam with flying colors, he will have no trouble finding a good marriage.” After saying this, Yi Hua picked up her teacup, indicating that she was seeing her guest out.

"When you have time, please pay more attention to the eldest princess. Don't say things like her face won't get better, it will only upset her and make her worry." Yi Hua meant that she shouldn't bother the eldest princess with the marriage.

Li left with a stiff face after failing to achieve her goal.