Because of this, Aunt Shan is also loyal to Princess Jing and has no second thoughts. Even though she was sent to Xia Chiwan by Princess Jing, all Aunt Shan can think of is to assist Xia Chiwan and let Xia Chiwan
She has the temperament that a princess should truly possess.
However, compared to Xia Chiwan, Princess Jing's emotions may be more reserved.
Aunt Shan has been with Princess Jing for a long time, so Princess Jing just quietly showed her trust and kindness to Aunt Shan.
It would be very difficult for Princess Jing to have a heart-to-heart relationship with Aunt Shan.
But Xia Chiwan is different. Xia Chiwan is still young and feels that occasional emotional communication is necessary.
This is the same as a crying child being fed by milk. As long as the master above knows how to do things and solve problems, then the slaves will naturally turn to you.
Xia Chiwan is not a very reserved person, she indeed respects Aunt Shan as an elder.
It's just that the Chu family is too important to Xia Chiwan.
Regarding the case of the theft of the treasury, it is uncertain when Xia Chiwan will be called into the palace by the emperor to help.
Therefore, in the General's Mansion, Xia Chiwan still needs Aunt Shan to help her take care of the Chu family. If she leaves it to others, Xia Chiwan will not feel at ease.
"Princess, don't worry, even if I risk my life, I will definitely protect the old lady."
Aunt Shan solemnly promised Xia Chiwan that she would protect the Chu family.
Aunt Shan knew that Mr. Chu was not only important to Xia Chiwan, but also to the men of the Yun family.
Therefore, by protecting Chu, she may be able to protect more people in the end.
Just as Xia Chiwan thought, if the treasury theft case is not solved, she will have no peace.
Because of this incident, the emperor was so angry that he vomited blood. Later, with the efforts of the imperial doctors, the emperor's mood eased slightly, but he was not completely healed in the end.
In fact, the emperor has begun to slowly entrust matters to the fifteenth prince.
Of course, all this was done in secret, but even so, no matter how secretly the emperor did it, people would know about it.
Someone outside knew that the emperor actually entrusted the memorial to the fifteenth prince for review. Everyone understood what the emperor meant.
Both the prince's faction and the seventh prince's faction all remonstrated, saying that the emperor's move was deeply inappropriate.
First of all, the Zhou Kingdom clearly has an established prince. Even if the emperor is unwell, these matters should be left to the prince to handle.
The prince cannot handle it. There are many adult princes in the Zhou Kingdom, so why should the fifteenth prince handle it?
Second, the fifteenth prince is still too young and does not understand how to handle national affairs. It is really childish to leave all the memorials to a child in his early ten years.
Of course, these words of advice from the ministers made the emperor so angry that he vomited blood again.
The emperor was vomiting blood one after another. It was obvious that something was not right about the situation.
The fifteenth prince was very worried about Xia Chiwan, and he did not believe in the medical skills of the palace doctor, so after the emperor vomited blood and fainted for the second time, he directly ordered Xia Chiwan to be admitted to the palace.
After understanding what the fifteenth prince meant, Xia Chiwan did not refuse and directly diagnosed the emperor's pulse.
For a big shot like the emperor, Xia Chiwan would not be willing to diagnose his pulse if possible.