The man who had always been calm and seemed invincible now looked a little depressed. Wei Hanzhang hugged his neck with concern and comforted him silently.

Xiao Junzhan pinched the back of the girl's neck, rested his chin on her shoulder, and sighed softly: "Why are you so obedient?"

"Because I feel bad for you," Wei Hanzhang was very frank. She turned her face to him and leaned close to him, saying in a soft voice, "I really feel bad for you."

Xiao Junzhan was stunned for a moment, then he chuckled, held her waist tightly, and praised: "Our Ranran is such a good girl."

Wei Hanzhang couldn't stand his coaxing tone and gently pinched his arm.

Could it be that in his eyes she only knew how to play tricks on him?

How can being considerate of him make her a good girl? In the eyes of his subjects, he is the crown prince who is wise and powerful.

In the eyes of the emperor, he was the eldest son he had personally raised and the most outstanding successor to the empire.

But in her eyes, this man is just a fool.

He was so stupid that he could even bring something like the Life Gu upon himself without any care.

He will cry...

Is there anything wrong with her feeling sorry for such a fool?

However, the culprit behind the scenes was finally found out.

The virtuous concubine is dead, and the other remnants are just a mob.

Thinking about this, Wei Hanzhang asked quietly, "Have the emperor dealt with the two princes?"

It was very rare for her to be so cautious. Xiao Junzhan smiled when he saw this, lowered his head and kissed the corner of her lips, and said, "My father has ordered me to be imprisoned for life. This matter ends here."

Although according to his idea, anyone who dared to murder the girl in his arms should die.

But his father had difficulty in having children, and it was natural for him to not want to see brothers killing each other.

Facing his father who was paralyzed in bed and slurred speech, but stared at him and asked him to nod and spare the lives of his two brothers, Xiao Junzhan was not a heartless man, and he was unwilling to go against the old man's wishes.

Hearing this, Wei Hanzhang had no objection at all.

The infighting among the royal family was already unpleasant to hear, and confinement was the last bit of decency they could maintain.

He is even worse than Wei Hanyue, who was imprisoned in the ancestral temple for the rest of his life.

At least Wei Hanyue has Jiang's support. As the legitimate daughter of a marquis, she has her mother to protect her, so she will not be short of food, clothing or other expenses.

After returning to Changji Palace, the two had dinner together and it was time to go to bed.

On the second day, the imperial doctors who were ordered to take the pulse at the Duke of Qi's mansion came back to report.

Princess Changle's poison has penetrated into her bones and there is no cure.

Xiao Junzhan was silent for a long time and waved his hand.

He issued an edict, ordering Princess Changle to divorce Qi Mingrui.

When the imperial edict reached the Tianlao, the eunuch who delivered the order informed him of the whole matter of Xie's daughter's suicide.

When Qi Mingrui learned that his wife and legitimate son were all dead, he hit his head against a pillar and died that night.

Princess Changle, who suffered a series of blows, was taken back to the princess's mansion, but she passed away within half a month.

This ill-fated relationship, which lasted for more than ten years, ended in tragedy for all involved.

After all, it was a royal scandal, so it was covered up to the outside world.

Outsiders only thought that Princess Changle was disappointed with her husband's family after the death of her children, so she asked for a divorce.

Only a few people know the truth.

Wei Hanzhang, who knew the inside story, couldn't even judge who was more pitiful among the three.

She was the daughter of the Xie family, whose husband was taken away from her and whose entire family was killed, and who was demoted from a legal wife to a concubine.

He divorced his wife and married another one for the sake of his family, but he couldn't bear to leave his wife, so he finally turned around and murdered the princess for his wife.

(End of this chapter)