In sharp contrast to Duke Weiguo's excitement, Old Lady Li showed more bewilderment and confusion.

She tightly grasped the Duke of Wei's shoulders, shook him constantly, and asked anxiously: "Tell me, tell me, who is Heng'er? Who is Heng'er?"

Tears flowed out like a dam breaking, and Mrs. Li completely broke down and burst into tears.

Deep down in her heart, she always regarded Zhao Qingyun as the real Li Heng, and took great care of him and loved him, even to the point of being sincere and open-hearted.

However, at this moment, someone suddenly told her that the Li Heng in the mansion was not the real Li Heng, but Lu Wu. This sudden news made her unable to accept such a huge change in relationship.

It's not that she disliked Lu Wu, but this sudden change was too heavy for her to bear.

For more than half a year, she has poured all her love and care into Zhao Qingyun, treating him as her real grandson.

Now she is asked to change this emotional bond all of a sudden and accept a new identity, which is undoubtedly a huge psychological challenge.

Mrs. Li's world seemed to collapse in an instant, and she fell into deep pain and confusion.

This sudden truth made her feel at a loss and she didn't know how to face the reality.

Duke Weiguo looked at his old partner, tears rolling down his cheeks, but he showed a relieved smile, and said in a trembling voice: "Heng'er is not dead, Lu Wu is Heng'er, the real Heng'er, our grandson!"

When Madam Li heard the news, her heart was filled with turmoil. She stared at Duke Weiguo with eyes wide open in disbelief. Her lips trembled as she asked, "Who is Heng'er in the mansion?"

Her heart was full of contradictions and confusion, and for a moment she was unable to accept this fact.

Duke Wei was silent for a moment, seemingly thinking about how to answer his wife's question.

At this time, Lu Qing took over the conversation and said firmly: "He is Zhao Qingyun, the nephew of the Fu family in Ruiyun County."

These words were like thunder, exploding in Old Madam Li's ears.

It turned out that all of this was the result of Lu Qing's discussion with the prince last night.

They knew very well that if the real Li Heng disappeared or could never be found, it would be a huge blow to the Duke of Wei and his wife.

Therefore, they decided to let Zhao Qingyun temporarily replace Li Heng's identity and become the grandson of the Duke of Weiguo and his wife to comfort the two old people in their later years.

But now that the real Li Heng has returned, the prince will naturally not let the Duke of Wei and his wife be kept in the dark. He wants to let them know the truth and reunite with their real relatives.

Lu Qing took a deep breath and continued to explain to the Duke of Weiguo and his wife: "Last time I was at the Grand Tutor's Mansion, I saw Zhao Qingyun who appeared beside you in Ruiyun County.

Zhao Qingyun was originally the son of the county magistrate's uncle, but due to some reasons, he was raised by the county magistrate himself. At that time, he was in the residence of Taifu Yan, and the county magistrate could not expose this on the spot.

At the same time, the county magistrate also discovered that the Duke and Lu Wu looked somewhat similar, especially the dimple on the left cheek, which was almost exactly the same.

At this point, the county magistrate began to have doubts in his heart, wondering whether Lu Wu was the real Li Heng.

After returning, the county magistrate went to find the prince and told him what had happened.

In order to avoid everyone being disappointed, the prince ordered me to go back to the sect and get Junior Brother Wu's clothes from his infancy to see if I could find any clues from them. The result was..."

The result is self-evident, Lu Wu is Li Heng, the real Li Heng.