The Humble Family's Daughter Has A Spatial Pocket! novel Chapter 913

Chapter 913: Chapter 785, As Ambitious as the Sky

Prince Xiao Yeyang ultimately failed to persuade the Emperor to revoke the decree, so despite Xiao Yeyang and the Princess Consort’s reluctance, that very afternoon, Xiao Yeyang went dejectedly to report to Yuanma Garden in the Beijing Suburbs.

This news quickly spread throughout the noble households in Beijing, and everyone’s reaction was surprisingly unanimous—they all believed that the Emperor was extremely displeased with his nephew Xiao Yeyang; otherwise, he would not have assigned him such a vexing task.

The Crown Prince and the second, third, and fifth Princes, who had visited Tangyu Mountain the day before, also agreed that this was Xiao Yeyang’s way of taking revenge on Xiao Yeyang.

"Xiao Yeyang’s move is truly despicable, sending Xiao Yeyang to look after horses. It’s astonishing he could come up with such an idea."

"I heard the smell at Yuanma Garden is absolutely overwhelming. Won’t Xiao Yeyang come back reeking of horse?"

"If that’s the case, I certainly won’t dare to share a meal with him at the same table."

The Duke of Wei’s brow never unfurrowed upon hearing the news; it was he who had fervently facilitated the marriage between his legitimate daughter and Xiao Yeyang, valuing the significant chance that Xiao Yeyang might inherit the Prince’s title.

But now, he suddenly realized he might have been wrong.

Perhaps Prince Xiao Yeyang did not regard this son as highly as he had imagined; otherwise, he would never have let Xiao Yeyang go to Yuanma Garden.

For the Prince’s legitimate son to look after horses was a laughingstock of a matter to outsiders.

And there was the attitude of the Emperor.

The Emperor truly left Xiao Yeyang no dignity.

The Prince’s title might fall under the will of Prince Xiao Yeyang, but if the Emperor refused, there was nothing Prince Xiao Yeyang could do.

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Yan Residence.

As September arrived, the Yan Residence began to brighten up with festive decor; each courtyard was adorned with red silk, exuding joy everywhere.