Chapter 606: Buried in the Imperial Mausoleum as the Crown Princess

"Eunuch Li, please announce the decree." Dean Chen stood in front.

Eunuch Li's gaze fell on the coffin in the hall. After a moment's hesitation, he unfolded the imperial edict in his hand and said loudly, "By the providence of Heaven, the Emperor decrees that I am deeply saddened by the attack on General Ye Qianning's residence at Sifang Mountain. Considering her intelligence and virtuous character, I hereby grant her burial in the imperial mausoleum as the Crown Princess..."

"What did you say?" Qian Fanji stood up suddenly.

Eunuch Li was interrupted and did not dare to say the rest of the words.

Dean Chen, Qian Fu, Zhan Yi, Madam Zhan, and everyone present in the General's Mansion reacted one after another and stood up before the imperial edict was finished reading.

"If you have the guts, read what you just said again." Gu Shuo walked forward, his eyes frighteningly gloomy.

Eunuch Li subconsciously took a step back.

"Living in the Imperial Mausoleum? The Imperial Mausoleum is really not..."

"Zhan Chi." Zhan Yi looked back.

"Hmph." Zhan Chi snorted coldly. What a bullshit imperial mausoleum and what a princess consort.

Gu Shuo was so angry that his teeth were about to break. Buried in the imperial mausoleum? How could he let his daughter be buried in such a bloody place?

The concubines were also extremely surprised. The person was dead, but they still had to bear the title of royal family. Wouldn't that make the child die with regrets?

Too cruel!

The royal family is so cruel and kills people.

"Eunuch Li, go back and tell the emperor that I cannot accept this imperial edict." Dean Chen's face was also not good.

Eunuch Li was embarrassed: "Dean Chen, I know that Miss Xiang has passed away. Everyone is very upset, but I still want to say that the emperor has ordered her to be buried in the imperial mausoleum with the funeral of the Crown Princess, which is a great honor. Please don't pursue it further. It will be fruitless."

"Thank you for your advice, Eunuch Li. I know my limits, but I still cannot accept this imperial edict. Please return."

"President Chen, this is an imperial edict." Returning an imperial edict has never happened since ancient times.

To withdraw the imperial edict would be to challenge the emperor's authority again.

"So what if it's an imperial edict? Take it and get out of here." Zhan Yi couldn't contain his anger anymore.

Madam Zhan clutched her handkerchief and stared at the imperial edict intently. The handkerchief was twisted into a ball, and she wished she could tear the edict into pieces.

Eunuch Li stood still and continued to persuade: "Dean Chen, please behead the master. Don't be impulsive. If our family takes the imperial edict back, the consequences will be very serious. It's better to accept it."

"Get out, get out now." Zhan Yi pushed him.

"Dean Chen."

Eunuch Li took a few steps back, feeling anxious. He knew very well that making a fuss would only lead to more deaths and he would not get any so-called fairness.

This world is inherently unfair.

"Eunuch, does the emperor really value the eighth prince?" Dean Chen knew Li Quande's character, and he was afraid that what he did was really not simple.

Eunuch Li could not say much and could only nod heavily.

Dean Chen's doubts deepened. When had the emperor ever cared about the eighth prince? Sifang Mountain, the Grand Council, Concubine Yuan, Yuan Yintang, Dongyi... all of this combined together was strange.

All signs pointed to the Eighth Prince.

"He doesn't value me." Sang Zhi stood up from the coffin.

Eunuch Li looked up when he heard the voice and saw half of a body sticking out of the coffin. He almost fainted from fright.

Dean Chen and everyone turned around.

"Who told you to stand in my granddaughter's coffin? Get out here." Zhan Yi shouted in shock.

Madam Zhan was also quite frightened when she saw this. The person was dead, yet he still dared to disturb him.

Sang Zhi jumped out of the coffin.

Ye Qianning was also surprised when she heard the imperial edict. Although she was not very clear about many things, she knew about 70% of them. She knew the truth of the matter and wanted to cover it up, so she was granted burial in the imperial mausoleum.

(End of this chapter)