Li's heart skipped a beat. She glared angrily at Jiaming, thinking to herself: Guarjia, are you still not done yet?!

The others in the room were quite interested in what Jiaming was about to say, and the Fujin was no exception. She raised an eyebrow and said, "Go ahead."

Jiaming sincerely suggested, "Sister Li has copied Buddhist scriptures before, but it seems that it's not very effective for dealing with her tendency to speak without thinking. So, I think the Buddhist practice of silence would be good. Perhaps if Sister Li practices this for a few months while copying the scriptures, she can probably correct this bad habit."

Guarjia, how ruthless! That sincere look of hers—if you didn't listen to what she said, you might really think she was genuinely thinking of Li's best interests!

But those words, tsk tsk, the Guarjia clan, so ruthless!

Being punished by copying the Ksitigarbha Sutra and being confined to her quarters was already frustrating enough, but to be forbidden from speaking for months on end is like trying to suffocate Li Shi!

This is the shared sentiment of everyone except Jiaming at this moment.

Thinking of what had happened, Lady Li looked at the Fujin in fear, afraid that the Fujin had really agreed to Guarjia's cruel idea.

The Princess Consort was actually quite restless, but she thought that if Lady Li were to suffocate or go crazy from holding it in, it would be bad for her reputation if word got out.

So, after thinking about it, the princess shook her head and said, "No."

Li breathed a sigh of relief, while Jiaming and the others were somewhat disappointed.

However, the Fujin didn't finish her sentence, "It's been too long, so let's punish Li Shi by making her stay for a month!" It's only a month, I guess Li Shi can endure it.

Li was dumbfounded, while Jiaming and the others were overjoyed.

As Jiaming served, she noticed the wary looks in others' eyes and thought, "Good, they know I'm not someone to mess with. I guess no one will bother me like Li Shi anymore, and I can have some peace and quiet around me."