After offering a few words of reassurance and saying it should not be a big problem, he turned around and left.
Since Princess Xie had been buried as a princess of Beirong, she was laid to rest there and never returning to her homeland even in death.
Yue Mingxuan thought that the ruler of Nanxie had probably only valued the benefits this daughter brought him and would never truly grieve for her.
Perhaps even in death she remained just an ordinary princess, if the Emperor did not favor her, who could guarantee others would?
Even if she had been sent away as a hostage, her birth mother must still have cared for her deeply.
It's just that she's not daring to show it openly.
On the day of the public hearing, Concubine Keshun had merely been dealt with quietly and the matter had not been spread outside.
Although Yue Mingxuan's name had been cleared, he suspected that when the Nanxie envoys returned who knew what they might say.
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