Over the years, the Ji family had thought of sending their daughters to Xuzhou to accompany Princess Consort Ji, hoping to serve Prince Min. They meticulously trained girls from their own family or purchased from outside, recognizing them as adopted daughters, but none received Princess Consort Ji's consent.
The reason was that Prince Min didn't fancy them.
The Ji family held some resentment in their hearts, believing Princess Consort Ji did not know how to scheme for the family. She only knew how to advise them to behave and not to cause trouble. If you could help your family's daughters rise to glory, wouldn't that assure the family's wealth and prosperity?
When the family is wealthy and strong, only then do you have more confidence. But Princess Consort Ji's mind doesn't work like others; she simply refused to support her family's daughters and only had eyes for those outside seductresses.
Can outsiders, no matter how they pretend, truly align with you like family?
