Chapter 108 Framed (shuhaige.net)



"The palace isn't going to be prepared by him?" Madam Jiang found it unbelievable.

If that's true, then the Emperor really doesn't like this son.

“The Ministry of Rites will make separate preparations,” Jiang Chuwei said.

However, what she didn't mention was that Prince Yu was also personally overseeing the portion allocated to the imperial palace.

The same piece of jewelry can have vastly different values ​​depending on whether it's made of Eastern pearls or ordinary pearls.

A set of porcelain made using Ru ware or ordinary methods can make a huge difference.

Even a set of tables and chairs can be made of different materials.

As long as it is within the regulations for a prince's marriage, and good or bad wood is used, the Ministry of Rites will not be considered to have failed in its duty.

The people in the Ministry of Rites were all terrified of being watched by the prince.

When other princes get married, why do they keep focusing on the betrothal gifts?

Prince Yu, on the other hand, insisted on personally overseeing all matters, big and small.

The Ministry of Rites was extremely cautious and dared not be careless in the slightest.

All the items are made of the best materials.

Prince Yu wished he could gather all the best things in the world into his palace.

So the Ministry of Rites kept a person who appeared aloof but was actually a miser at heart.

Prince Yu didn't care what others said.

All he knew was that he wanted to give the best things in the world to his beloved.

The Jiang residence was filled with joy.

The long list of gifts couldn't possibly fit in the main room of the Jiang residence.

The entrance to the general's mansion was crowded with people from various prominent families who came to inquire.

Outside, people were whispering: "The General's daughter is really lucky. She's been married once, but she can still marry the Prince of Yu."

Judging from Prince Yu's generous gesture, he's practically brought the entire Prince Yu's residence over.

"When the prince gets married, the emperor will definitely prepare betrothal gifts. I heard that the prince will personally go through the three letters and six rites, which are prepared by the Prince Yu's residence itself. This shows how much he values ​​his future princess!"

There was a chorus of envious voices outside.

However, amidst this lively atmosphere, the Prince of Jin, hidden in the crowd, cast a sinister glance toward the General's Mansion.

There were many power struggles and calculations behind this marriage, and the Emperor's decision to grant the marriage was based on a great deal of consideration.

Most importantly, the Emperor became wary of the Zheng family.

In the ever-changing court, the Zheng family was already facing increasing difficulties.

The Emperor is playing a game of chess.

Whether it's the Duke of Zheng's mansion or the General of Mighty Martial Arts' mansion, they are both just pawns in the Emperor's hands.

Now that the Emperor seems to be heavily relying on the General's Mansion, Prince Yu has gained a great boost.

A hint of resentment and anger flashed in the eyes of the Prince of Jin as he turned and left the entrance of the General's Mansion.

He knew that this marriage was not just a simple alliance, but the beginning of a political struggle.

The fact that Jiang's daughter became the Princess Consort of Yu means that the Jiang family's power will expand further, which is definitely not a good thing for him.

He had to find a way to sabotage the marriage and prevent the Jiang family's power from threatening his position.

Prince Jin secretly plotted in his heart, deciding to use every means to stop the wedding from taking place.

After returning to his residence, Prince Jin immediately summoned his advisors to discuss countermeasures.

"We must find a way to sabotage the marriage alliance between the Jiang family and Prince Yu," Prince Jin said bluntly.

An advisor suggested, "Your Highness, we can spread some rumors about Miss Jiang to ruin her reputation."

Another advisor chimed in, "Or we could find something to do with the Jiang family and make the Emperor lose trust in them."

After a moment of contemplation, the Prince of Jin shook his head and said, "These methods are too ordinary and easily exposed. We need a more perfect plan."

Suddenly, a sly glint flashed in his eyes, and the corners of his mouth turned up slightly: "I've got it! I can send someone to create chaos on the wedding day and take the opportunity to kidnap the bride. That way, the wedding won't be able to take place as scheduled, and the Jiang family will suffer as a result."

The advisors nodded in agreement.

Prince Jin laughed triumphantly, as if he could already see the scene after the plan succeeded. He was determined to stop the wedding at all costs.

Only one advisor disagreed.

If the marriage is arranged by the Emperor, anyone who disrupts the ceremony will be punished.

Even the Prince of Jin is no exception.

The strategist stepped forward, cupped his hands, and said, “Your Highness, this plan is ingenious, but the risk is too great. If the matter is exposed, Your Highness may find it difficult to escape.”

"In my opinion, we should consider this carefully." Prince Jin frowned. "The situation is urgent now; we can't afford to worry about such things." "Your Highness, you must not act impulsively," the advisor advised. "We can first gather evidence, find evidence of collusion between the Jiang family and Prince Yu, and then report it to the Emperor. This is the best course of action."

After a moment's thought, Prince Jin agreed with his strategist. He nodded and said, "Very well, then we'll do as you say. However, this matter must not be publicized, lest we alert the enemy. You may all leave and gather evidence as soon as possible." The others obeyed and left, leaving only Prince Jin in the room.

Thinking of Jiang Chuwei's stunning face, his expression darkened.

He was determined to make Jiang Chuwei his woman.

He had to get to that position, even if it meant marrying the Prince of Yu; it would be easy for him to snatch her away.

The thought of her remarrying suddenly excited Prince Jin, who had a penchant for married women.

Prince Yu was unaware that Prince Jin had not given up and was still plotting against the General's Mansion.

A few days later, inside the Prince Jin's residence.

"Your Highness, the evidence has been almost collected," a subordinate reported to Prince Jin.

A hint of joy flashed in the eyes of the Prince of Jin. "Good, I will personally destroy the Fifth Prince."

However, they were unaware that the Prince of Yu had already learned of their plan and was waiting to lure them into a trap.

late at night

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