Chapter 1748 - 633: The Female Lead Who Was Reversed (Part 22)_3

Chapter 1748: Chapter 633: The Female Lead Who Was Reversed (Part 22)_3

Now adding a close enemy, who eats inside and out, doesn’t count for much.

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"What? He Yingying is actually a lay disciple of True Master Qingfeng?"

After He Tiantian returned from the Child Protection Bureau, she first went to Prince Liang’s place, successfully angering Prince Liang to faint with eyes closed, then returned to her courtyard satisfied.

As soon as she sat down, she heard Ji Xiang reporting softly.

He Tiantian was somewhat surprised, but soon she understood why He Yingying became Qingfeng’s disciple.

She had to find a reasonable explanation for her "foreknowledge."

Dreaming of anything is too vulgar and doesn’t sound reliable.

Ancient people are not fools; they would rather believe it was He Yingying who apprenticed with Qingfeng and learned the Face Reading Skill than in some dream prophecy.

"Returning to the Princess Consort, the news has spread all over the town, and Mrs. He personally went to Qingfeng Temple to pay respects to True Master Qingfeng!"

Ji Xiang had become the most useful maid beside He Tiantian; besides focusing on the happenings within the Prince Mansion, she also secretly gathered news from outside.

She stood bowed to the side, and reported, "It’s said that Mrs. He encountered the traveling True Master Qingfeng early on and learned some Face Reading Skill from him!"

Saying this, Ji Xiang became increasingly cautious, lowered her voice, and said, "There’s a rumor in the town that Mrs. He foresaw His Highness Prince Fu’s unusual origins and therefore clung ahead of time..."

He Tiantian:...

What He Yingying did definitely counts as a self-harm of eight hundred.

She indeed dispelled the doubts from Xu Changsheng, the Empress, and others, but also completely tore the face with her "husband" and "mother-in-law."

In extreme anger, the Empress is very likely to order someone to drive He Yingying out of Prince Fu’s Mansion.

However, He Tiantian could still understand He Yingying’s actions: already at a dead end, if she doesn’t struggle to find a way, she would directly fail the mission.

Moreover, He Yingying probably doesn’t really want to be Princess Consort Fu.

She is a Wild Writer, not greedy for the riches in the novel world.

Her ultimate goal is still to defeat He Tiantian, the original female lead, continuing to reverse.

Boarding Qingfeng’s ship, though very risky, doesn’t mean there aren’t any benefits at all.

First, naturally, is to provide a convincing reason for her "foreknowledge."

Second, He Yingying can use Qingfeng to overturn Master Hui Tong’s verdict, once again defining He Tiantian as a "Demon!"

As long as Qingfeng proves his cultivation to be higher and his Taoist Skill more exquisite than Master Hui Tong’s, pulling Master Hui Tong off the Divine Altar, He Tiantian would naturally suffer as a result.

"Speaking of which, you’ve already succeeded half of the way."

He Yingying, in the role of a sly strategist, slowly said to True Master Qingfeng.

He Tiantian was not mistaken; the Empress, upon hearing that He Yingying understood face reading and deliberately clung to her youngest son, became furious.

Without even informing the Emperor, she directly issued an edict to replace Prince Fu and divorcethe battered wife He Yingying.

Afterward, the Empress ordered people to drive He Yingying out.

The whole street buzzed with excitement, but the onlookers, learning the cause and effect, could also understand the Empress’s anger.

Not afraid that the daughter-in-law (son-in-law) has humble origins, but afraid of their poor character.

Like Lady Xiao He, so ambitious and eager for quick success, even ordinary families wouldn’t want such a daughter-in-law.

Some bystanders couldn’t help but shake their heads: since recognizing the fallen Prince Fu’s face as noble, why not directly tell Prince Fu?

That’s also a grace, and in the future, the Royal Family would surely reward it well.

Lady Xiao He was well, not taking the straight path, but insisted on taking the crooked road; now having angered the Empress, being divorced and kicked out is also deserved!

The Empress, substituting her son, divorced the battered wife, surprisingly did not cause a public backlash.

Although the Royal Family doesn’t care much about these, having a good reputation is something the Empress is still pleased with.

"Changsheng, rest assured, Mom will definitely choose a gentle and virtuous good wife for you!"

The Empress worried her youngest son might be upset, and earnestly promised him.

"..." Xu Changsheng, who had become Prince Fu, didn’t actually care about these.

"Son leaves it entirely to Mom’s decision!"

He had long decided to be an obedient son and an honest brother.

He was illiterate and didn’t understand much reason, yet he had an instinct to seek benefits and avoid harm.

He firmly believed that as long as he behaved himself, his parents and brother wouldn’t harm him.

Sure enough, seeing Xu Changsheng like this, while guilty, the Empress was even more satisfied; she began to ponder in her heart what wife she should choose for her son.

As for Lady Xiao He, who she drove out of Prince Fu’s Mansion, now fallen to what place, the Empress didn’t care at all.

Where else could Lady Xiao He go?

To Qingfeng Temple, after all, Qingfeng was her good master...