Wang Zhaoling’s expression turned ugly.1

They could not force Zhao Changhe to do anything. As for getting rid of him, that was absolutely out of the question.0

Although they had not figured out Zhao Changhe’s true relationship with Cui Yuanyang, there was no question that Zhao Changhe was Cui Yuanyang’s benefactor. The Cui Clan had given him Dragon Bird, which essentially conveyed the message that they acknowledged his identity. If it were not for the Cui Clan’s certification, who would recognize the possibility of Zhao Changhe being the prince? 0

If not for that, killing him behind the scenes would have been feasible, but that was obviously not the case.0

Dragon Bird had brought a lot of inconvenience to Zhao Changhe, but the benefits that it had brought him were substantial as well; every coin has two sides.0

Cui Wenjing’s attitude was like a sharp sword hanging above them, and the Wang Clan absolutely did not want to offend valuable allies like the Cui Clan. With that being the case, could they really even carry anything out now? They might as well just go home and sleep.0

Not to mention Cui Wenjing, even the Wang Clan’s countless affiliated forces, disciples, and former officials would find it difficult to support something as drastic as killing the prince. If word spread, the...0