The Wife Of The Prime Minister With The Luck Of A Koi.

Summary

Wang Qi Ying presented two medical books as evidence to Emperor Jing Xiao Di, suggesting Lord Pei's involvement in the poisoning of the eldest princess and jun zhu. The emperor reflected on the superficial relationship between the princess and Pei Zheng Chong, stemming from past matchmaking. Wang Qi Ying then revealed a spoiled fruit, Mu Yue Guo, found on Lord Pei's desk, indicating the Bai Jia Shang Hui's involvement. He disclosed that an anonymous letter misleadingly reported Qu Da Ren's case, penned by Bai Meng Zhou, suggesting a deeper conspiracy. Wang Qi Ying's investigation in Luoyang uncovered connections between Lord Pei and the Bai Jia Shang Hui, raising concerns for the Great Xia Dynasty's safety.

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