The Peasant Wife Is a Lucky Charm-Chapter 476 - : The Safest Way

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Chapter 476: The Safest Way

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The emperor also considered another possibility: The anonymous letterโ€™s author remained concealed due to a lack of confidence in the emperor. This fueled his determination to eliminate the influence of the Public House and assert his true authority.

He vowed to become an emperor who couldnโ€™t be manipulated by anyone.

Silently, the emperor embarked on a quest to identify the anonymous letterโ€™s author. Su Bin quickly caught wind of this but desperately wanted to keep his involvement hidden.

Together with Qin Zhenzhen, they assessed the situation within the royal court and realized that the emperorโ€™s position was precarious. His limited wisdom, the General Manorโ€™s impatience with advice, and the Third Princeโ€™s lack of influence all played into the hands of the Public House. They wondered if the General Manor had more hidden agendas.

Considering the Public Houseโ€™s power, the Empress Dowagerโ€™s obstinacy, and the unpredictable Crown Prince, a hasty attempt by the emperor to dismantle the Public House might lead to a devastating defeat.

Su Bin toyed with the idea of confessing as the anonymous letterโ€™s author, hoping to gain favor with the emperor and become a trusted advisor. This strategy seemed advantageous for undermining the Crown Princeโ€™s position. However, he understood the risks of this course of action. Associating with a ruler as unpredictable and easily swayed as the emperor, especially with the Public Houseโ€™s watchful eye, would mean exposing his own secrets.

No one could offer assurance that the emperor wouldnโ€™t become paranoid and misconstrue Su Binโ€™s motives, potentially leading to a fatal outcome.

Due to this uncertainty, Su Bin resolved not to confess to writing the anonymous letter.

Su Bin consulted with Qin Zhenzhen, saying, โ€œMy dear, Iโ€™ve revealed everything to you. Do you think itโ€™s safe for us to remain in the capital?โ€

Qin Zhenzhen gazed at Su Bin and responded, โ€œAre you concerned that the emperor might eventually discover your involvement in the anonymous letter?โ€

Su Bin nodded gravely. โ€œI forged the handwriting. He wonโ€™t discern it from the script, but I fear he might unearth a clue from the content.โ€

โ€œThe letter I composed was elaborate, as convincing the emperor was no easy task. It was inevitable that it contained traces.โ€™

โ€œThe emperor has already initiated a search based on the letterโ€™s content. He may believe the author to be an older, more experienced minister. Heโ€™s now scrutinizing the memorials presented by such ministers.โ€

โ€œIf he fails to find any leads, heโ€™ll eventually turn his attention to us, the younger officials.โ€ freewe bnovel.com

โ€œHe might even compare the results of the recent capital examination and deduce my involvement.โ€ ๐™›๐™ง๐™š๐™š๐”€๐™š๐“ซ๐’๐“ธ๐“ฟ๐™š๐’.๐“ฌ๐“ธ๐“ถ

Qin Zhenzhen wore a worried expression. โ€œAre you suggesting that our safest course of action is to leave the capital?โ€

Su Binโ€™s analysis indicated that as long as the emperor continued to be under the Public House and Empress Dowagerโ€™s influence, he might be safe. However, if he decided to assert his power, he could be short-lived.

Based on the information Su Bin had gathered, the emperor seemed unwilling to tolerate the Public House any longer. If provoked, he might take action against them. The General Manor was a crucial supporter in this endeavor.

In essence, the likelihood of the emperor having a short reign was high.

Qin Zhenzhen inwardly sighed, realizing that the emperorโ€™s short-lived nature had a rationale. Even if she altered the course of events, it might not change the outcome of the emperorโ€™s short reign.

In the event of the emperorโ€™s early demise, the Crown Prince would ascend the throne prematurely. As the emperorโ€™s first target, Su Bin, and subsequently herself, would face dire consequences.

Hence, if they intended to leave the capital, it would be wisest to choose a location far removed from the emperorโ€™s influence..

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