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Chapter 1809 My Aunt is the Empress 16
When Zhou San Niang heard that Zhou Si Niang's aunt had offended Master Zhou and been put in solitary confinement, she broke out in a cold sweat. She thought to herself that she was lucky she hadn't done such a thing. Otherwise, if her aunt had told her father about it and he found out that she had instigated it, he would have made trouble for her.

Thinking of this, Zhou San Niang decided to stay away from Zhou Er Niang, because she found Zhou Er Niang to be quite stupid, while her aunt was much smarter.

Just then, Zhou Si Niang's aunt was confined to her quarters by Master Zhou, so she could use this as an excuse to distance herself from Zhou Er Niang. If Zhou Er Niang asked, she could say that what she said was wrong and had harmed Zhou Si Niang, and that she didn't want to associate with her anymore. That should explain why she was distancing herself from Zhou Er Niang.

Zhou San Niang wouldn't tell Zhou Er Niang that she distanced herself from her because of what her aunt had said. She wouldn't tell Zhou Er Niang what her aunt had said, lest she wake her up.

Her relationship with Zhou Erniang wasn't that good, so naturally she wouldn't remind her.

Sure enough, Zhou Si Niang's aunt was confined to her quarters because Zhou Da Laoye said that Zhou Da Madam was too biased towards Linlang and that it was bad for her reputation. Zhou Da Laoye thought she was too gossipy, so he didn't allow her to leave even during the New Year. As a result, Zhou Si Niang dared not associate with her anymore. Zhou Er Niang didn't find this surprising. After all, it was normal for these people to blame her and not want to associate with her anymore after they went to her father to bring up this matter, failed, and were scolded.

It's a pity that Zhou Si Niang's attempt to become a concubine didn't succeed, allowing Zhou Linlang to continue living such a carefree life, which makes her unhappy.

Leaving aside the fact that Zhou Erniang instigated Zhou Sanniang and others' concubines to mention Zhou Daye's wife's favoritism, let's just say that for the time being, Linlang has not yet taken action to deal with Zhou Erniang's antics.

Actually, as long as Zhou Erniang didn't cause her any trouble, she wouldn't have bothered her. In the first life of the original owner, she also failed to marry the First Prince because the First Prince had successfully married the original owner and no longer needed her as a backup, so he didn't do anything to the original owner. In the second life, the First Prince wanted to kill the original owner and then marry Zhou Erniang, but he failed to kill the original owner and instead let the original owner marry the Third Prince.

Since the original owner of this body was already married, his marriage to Zhou Erniang would not be conspicuous. Therefore, the eldest prince married Zhou Erniang in an attempt to make it difficult for Master Zhou to take sides.

In the second life, Zhou Erniang naturally listened to the eldest prince's words and often went home to speak to Master Zhou, trying to persuade him to support the eldest prince. However, Master Zhou already had his own ideas and was not easily swayed by Zhou Erniang, so he naturally did not receive her support. In the end, the third prince ascended the throne, and princes like the eldest prince who had conflicts with the third prince did not have good endings. Needless to say, Zhou Erniang's ending was also not good. After all, the third prince could even kill his wife, so he was certainly not a kind person. It would be strange if he didn't deal with the princes who had competed with him for the throne.

In both of these lifetimes, even if Zhou Erniang wanted to do something to the original owner of the body, she couldn't. So Linlang originally wanted to let her run wild on her own and didn't want to bother with her.

As a result, this person actually plotted against her, which naturally made Linlang not intend to let her off the hook.

However, Linlang had other things to do for the time being, so she put dealing with Zhou Erniang aside. Anyway, Zhou Erniang was not smart and easy to deal with, so she could deal with her later. She would deal with the more difficult ones first.

In fact, it was fortunate that Zhou Erniang was not married by the eldest prince in her first life. Otherwise, if the eldest prince had ascended to the throne, her fate would have been similar to that of the original owner. After all, the eldest prince wanted to help his white moonlight to ascend to the throne, so how could he keep Zhou Erniang?

Zhou Erniang had no idea, so in this life, seeing that the eldest prince couldn't ascend the throne, she even tried to help him find a way, which was quite speechless. After the New Year, Linlang turned fourteen, and the princes became even closer to her, while Master Zhou was urging her to get engaged to the fourth prince.

Linlang naturally didn't want to settle down with the Fourth Prince, since he had other women and she had no interest in him.

Seeing that Master Zhou kept urging her, Linlang wondered if she should proceed with her previous plan to cripple the Fourth Prince. Just then, Linlang discovered that the Fourth Prince was having an affair with a married woman. This made Linlang abandon her idea of ​​personally beating him. Instead, she secretly told the mistress's husband about it, planning to have the man break the Fourth Prince's legs, thus saving Linlang's hands from getting dirty.

The married women who could associate with the Fourth Prince were naturally the young mistresses of powerful and influential families in the capital. After all, people of lower status simply couldn't come into contact with someone of the Fourth Prince's caliber.

So when the husband heard that his wife was having an affair with the fourth prince and found out it was true, he naturally couldn't stand it. After all, he was raised in luxury and couldn't tolerate his wife doing this with another man. So, just as Linlang had suggested, he anonymously hired some thugs from the street and beat the fourth prince up while he was out on an outing, even slashing his face.

A light beating would have made the Fourth Prince recover in a few days, but it wouldn't have appeased his anger. Besides, once the other party recovered, he would probably come looking for his wife, which was unacceptable. So the man slashed the Fourth Prince's face.

Although his leg wasn't broken, only his face was slashed, the effect was the same: the emperor wouldn't appoint a disfigured prince as his heir.

If the other party can no longer become emperor, he will probably be furious and won't be in the mood to look for his wife for a while. That will be fine, as he can use this time to get rid of his wife.

After beating the fourth prince, the man was afraid that if he went back and immediately retaliated against his wife, people would think that he was the one who did it. So he didn't do anything to his wife for the time being, and planned to divorce her in another way after things calmed down.

He definitely couldn't keep this wife. After all, today there was the Fourth Prince, and tomorrow there might be some other young master. Who could guarantee that she wouldn't have dealings with other men? And would the children she bore still be his? He had already been kind enough by not letting her die from the illness, but simply sending her away.

The emperor was furious when his son was beaten and even disfigured. He wondered who dared to treat his son like that and sent people to investigate. However, the prince's plan was quite meticulous, and Linlang helped clean up the mess, so the emperor could not find out who did it and could only feel sorry for his son.

But no matter how much she pities her son, just as Linlang thought, the throne will not be given to the fourth prince. After all, he has other healthy sons, so why should he give the throne to a son who has been disfigured?

When Master Zhou saw that the Fourth Prince had been inexplicably disfigured and could no longer be emperor, he was speechless and had no choice but to let Linlang get in touch with the Fifth Prince.

Since the incident had just occurred, there was no mention of Linlang being with the Fifth Prince immediately. Therefore, Linlang was able to relax for a while. She took advantage of this time to deal with the First Prince and the ever-chaotic Zhou Erniang.