Shen Yi Di Nu (1073 to 1273) Divine Doctor: Daughter of the First Wife (神医嫡女）

Chapter 1089

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Relaxing And Cosy Days

With Princess Wuyang’s marriage, there was a period of time where the capital was enveloped in an atmosphere of sadness, the topics people would talk about after tea and meals as well as stories told by the storytellers in the tea houses have changed to everything related to Princess Wuyang. This was considered how much they missed this down-to-earth Princess.

With regards to Feng Yuheng and Xuan Tianming giving one hundred members of the divine army to Xuan Tiange as her dowry, it was also spread around. After people heard this, they started to comment emotionally about the Ninth Prince’s heart to protect his younger sister, as well as the sister and in-law relations of Princess Ji An and Princess Wuyang. Some people even let their imagination run wild, saying that if the people of Gu Shu dared to bully their Da Shun princess, then that one hundred divine army warriors would use the heavenly thunder in their hands to flatten Gu Shu, and Gu Shu would completely be part of Da Shun’s lands.

Of course, all of this was just imaginations, the people still hoped that Xuan Tiange could live well, at least that Gu Shu ruler’s appearance was rather good, and the rumours on the streets said that she treated her well. They hoped that this would be the case for their whole life, then Gu Shu and Da Shun could be peaceful for one hundred years.

The Eighth Prince fell from power and the Sixth prince became the regent. In the capital, in the imperial palace, at the court, everything looked peaceful and stable on the surface. But in reality, everyone was secretly guessing who would inherit this Da Shun throne in the end? Until now, why did the Ninth Prince act like this did not concern him at all? Sometimes, he would not even attend morning court, leaving the city frequently with Princess Yu, if they were not heading to camp, they were travelling around the suburbs, sometimes even staying in a village in the suburbs for a few days, spending their days leisurely and cosily, not caring about court politics. As if the court politics had nothing to do with them at all, they only cared about living happily.

Those people who leaned towards the Ninth Prince became a little restless. Even though the Sixth Prince was good as well, but it felt like he was missing something when compared to the Ninth Prince, he lacked dominance and was not imposing. The Sixth Prince was too refined, just like a scholar, handing Da Shun over to him, would it become a weak country? For the military and battle power, would it still be developed in the future? If they encounter a strong enemy, would they be able to win?

This was what people were worried about, therefore, many old ministers started to think of ways to request an audience with the Emperor, wanting to hear the Emperor’s thoughts on this. But ever since the old Emperor appeared once when he sent Princess Wuyang off to get married, he was no longer willing to meet people. It was said that he recently became attracted to a type of board game known as checkers and for the whole day, he would pull Zhang Yuan along to play with him, displaying the same attitude as the Ninth Prince towards court politics, not caring at all.

Therefore, these people ran out of ideas, and though their mental state acted up due to this, they had no avenue to raise their troubles, so they could only gather in small groups and chat to relieve the troubles in their heart. However, the good thing was that the Sixth Prince did not encounter any troubles when hosting morning court, he was humble and courteous, and maintained good relationships with others, especially amongst the civil officers, they viewed him very highly. In addition, the Ninth prince and Princess Yu had already expressed that they got along rather well with the Sixth Prince, so even if people had such opinions in their hearts, they still acted respectful when facing the Sixth Prince, not venting that emotion onto him.