Quick Wear: The Heartthrob Falls in Love at First Sight with the Yandere

Chapter 167 The Weak Wife of a Servant Is a Heartthrob 31

Looking at the familiar silence of the person in front of him, Yun Chen felt inexplicably unhappy, but he couldn't tell what he was unhappy about.

I just thought that he was too disgusted with this sister whose husband had died, so I stopped talking and asked him to leave.

"Yun Chen," Yun's father looked at him warningly. The most important thing now is to consolidate his power in the court and gain the favor of the emperor.

If Prince Duan hadn't been so incompetent, he wouldn't have ended up like this.

In his early years, he was from the same faction as Prince Duan, but after Prince Duan stepped down, he became unpopular.

Although the emperor did not do anything to him, the people below him all acted according to the circumstances. Even Prince Duan was sent out of the capital, let alone a small follower like him.

Over time, he gradually moved away from the center of power.

In such a huge capital city, there is no chance of getting a ranking.

And you can imagine that even if he tries harder.

The fact that he had once surrendered to Prince Duan still left a deep mark on him, preventing him from making any further progress in the court.

He could only focus on those evil ideas. Father Yun closed his eyes, but it was not that he didn't want to do his job well.

It's just the situation.

When he opened his eyes again, he had made up his mind.

"After returning home, the eldest daughter is willing to remain chaste and stay with the ancient Buddha from now on. This news must be spread."

It also adds another layer of glory to his little daughter.

Yun Chen nodded and went out.

The news of Yunzhi's return home quickly spread throughout the capital. Yun's father was very happy, but he didn't know that the misfortune that was waiting for him had already approached.

The first person to receive the news was naturally the emperor. He was busy dealing with Prince Duan's affairs during this period and had somewhat neglected Yunzhi.

I didn't expect to receive such news. Humph, he almost broke the pen in his hand.

Whether he wants to become a nun depends on whether he is willing.

This is not Yunzhi's decision, and it also caused him to have a bad impression of the eldest princess. He originally thought that the eldest princess would protect Yunzhi well, but now she is forced to become a nun.

He subconsciously ignored the fact that this might be Yunzhi's own thought.

I'm just filled with heartache and I want to hug that person tightly.

He couldn't wait to drive to the Yun Mansion, climbed over the high wall under the astonished gaze of his entourage, and arrived at Yunzhi's yard with ease, as if he had done this step thousands of times.

Yunzhi was resting, lying on her side with a book in her hands, reading intently.

He had packed up his things and looked like he was going to leave soon.

And the place we are about to go may be a nunnery.

The emperor hid in the shadows, looking at her quietly, his eyes full of heartache.

Ever since he discovered that he had feelings for Yunzhi, he had thoroughly investigated the entire Yun Mansion, and naturally he knew that the people here treated her badly.

The fact that Yun's father had a bumpy career over the years was more or less due to his tacit approval.

But I didn't expect that even though I tried so hard to prevent that group of people from causing trouble for Yunzhi, now because I was too busy, someone took advantage of me and Yunzhi suffered injustice.

As for the so-called concubine sister, the emperor couldn't help but sneer.

I've seen this a few times before. On the surface, they pretend to be innocent and harmless, but in fact they are extremely frivolous and showy.

He was good enough at fooling those young masters from the aristocratic families in the capital, but in his eyes, he was not good enough.

As for the title of so-called talented woman, he didn't care about it at all.

I just thought that some scholar was writing this behind her back.

Even if it was a poem he wrote himself, he had thousands of talented people under him, so naturally he didn't think that woman was anything special.