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Chapter 693: Many Cheats 14
Besides, there is a generation gap between Liu Si Niang and Prince Anjiang, right?
The Prince of Anjiang is the cousin of the current emperor. In other words, he is Liu Si Niang's uncle from the next room. How can she still marry him?
Well... maybe she can. After all, Prince An is not the late emperor's biological brother, and they are from different mothers, so there is a layer of separation. And then there is another layer of separation as cousin. So she should be able to marry him, but... Princess Changle is the emperor's biological sister, and she is quite respected in front of the current emperor. As the daughter of Princess Changle, Liu Si Niang naturally has a good status. After all, the emperor is her biological uncle!
Although Prince Anjiang is a prince, his father is not the biological brother of the late emperor, but only his half-brother. There is a layer of distance between them. Therefore, the current emperor has an average relationship with Prince An, his uncle, and an even more average relationship with Prince Anjiang, his cousin. After all, he has many cousins, but he only has one biological sister, Princess Changle. The closeness of the relationship is different.

In other words, Liu Si Niang actually enjoyed more face in front of the emperor than Prince Anjiang.

Under such circumstances, Liu Si Niang did not want to marry a better person, but only wanted to marry the Prince of Anjiang. This reaction was very strange. You know, with Liu Si Niang's reputation, if she really wanted to marry into the royal family, she could marry a prince.

However, this is not the problem that Linlang needs to consider, but how to deal with Liu Si Niang.

Of course, given Liu Siniang's noble status, even if Lady Jing'an knew about this, she probably wouldn't be able to do anything to Liu Siniang. In fact, not to mention Liu Siniang's status, on the surface, she was just a little girl of six or seven years old, and Lady Jing'an couldn't do anything to her.

However, whether or not Liu Siniang could be dealt with was one thing, and letting Lady Jing'an know that Liu Siniang was harming her was another. At least Lady Jing'an could be on guard against Liu Siniang in the future.

So when Linlang found the murderer, the next day, a new juice with additives was delivered. Linlang did not send everyone away, but asked someone to invite the wife of Jing'an Earl. She pointed at the glass of juice and said, "Mom, I don't know if someone is trying to harm me. I smell a strange smell in this glass of juice. Please send someone to check the juice and see who put the extra stuff in it."

When Lady Jing'an heard this, she couldn't help but be shocked. After all, her daughter was about to get engaged, and if someone suddenly caused trouble, it would be hard not to suspect the other party's intentions.

So Lady Jing'an went to investigate.

With Linlang's direct and clear goal, Lady Jing'an was no longer like in her original world, where she lost her direction and ultimately failed to find out what was wrong.

In fact, in the original body's world, it was not certain that Lady Jing'an would not be able to find out if she continued to investigate. However, after the original body recovered, Lady Jing'an thought she was wrong and that the rash in the original body was an accident. Seeing that the original body was successfully engaged to Prince Anjiang, she did not continue to investigate.

Now, Linlang pointed out that there was something wrong with the juice. Regardless of whether the juice was really wrong or not, Lady Jing'an immediately sent people to watch all the people on this line. In this way, if there was nothing wrong with the juice, she could just let the people go; on the contrary, if there was a problem, she would control everyone at the first time and would always be able to find out what was wrong.

On the one hand, people were sent to control the people who had something to do with the juice, and on the other hand, people were sent to find a doctor to see what was in the juice.

Linlang was afraid that the ancient people would not be able to tell what was in the juice. After all, they did not have measuring instruments, so how could they tell the little bit of mango juice in it? Even if someone smelled a strange smell, not many people in the capital had eaten mangoes, and they did not know that this thing was from mangoes. It was very likely that they would not be able to find out the reason, so Linlang specially sent a robot pretending to be a miracle doctor passing by.

As expected, the wife of the Marquis of Jing'an sent people to invite several doctors, but they could not find out what was wrong with the juice. She was desperate and tried all kinds of treatments. She heard that a miracle doctor passed by, so she invited him in to ask first. As it turned out, the doctor was really good. He picked up the cup and smelled it, and then said, "It seems that there is mango juice in it. Some people who drink mango juice will get rashes on their bodies. If it is not serious, it will disappear after a few days; if it is serious, they will faint. Fortunately, I am from the south and have eaten mangoes, so I can smell this smell. You northerners, who have never eaten mangoes, I am afraid you can't smell it."

When Lady Jing'an heard that the juice contained mangoes that could cause rashes, her face darkened and she thought to herself that this was probably something that was added by someone in secret.

Lady Jing'an immediately ordered a search and interrogation of the maidservants around Linlang and Aunt Liu in the kitchen.

Naturally, nothing could be asked during the interrogation. Both of them said that they did nothing and that they were innocent.

But when it came to the search, they quickly found out that there was a stranger in Aunt Liu's house, and a small porcelain bottle was found on Aunt Liu - Lady Jing'an did all these things in secret, and the person who contacted Aunt Liu didn't know what had happened to Linlang, so she didn't leave and was still waiting for Aunt Liu to finish her shift and come back to tell her the latest situation, so she was arrested at this time.

Liu Si Niang's people thought that their master was inconspicuous and no one would discover what their master did, so they were not careful in doing things. It was normal that they were easily caught by Lady Jing'an.

At that moment, Lady Jing'an handed the small porcelain bottle she had searched from Aunt Liu to the robot sent by Linlang for inspection.

After the fake doctor smelled it, he said, "This is mango powder made by drying mangoes. This should be added to the juice. Since fresh mangoes cannot be transported from the south in a fresh state, it is normal to use mango powder instead of mangoes to make juice."

When Lady Jing'an found out, she flew into a rage, and immediately asked Mrs. Jian to come forward and perform a memory restoration operation on Aunt Liu, who had previously protested her innocence and claimed that she had done nothing. Aunt Liu quickly "remembered" the source of the mango powder and said that it was sent by the woman who was caught in her room.

Of course, in order to avoid being beaten to death by the furious Lady Jing'an, Aunt Liu said that although the man offered her a lot of money to bribe her, she did not agree at first. She agreed later because she found that the powder would not kill people and that she would be fine after eating it, so she put it there and did not intend to poison the young lady.

Of course, she didn't say that she was planning to stop Linlang from getting engaged to Prince Anjiang. Although Lady Jing'an would definitely be able to guess her purpose, she couldn't say it for fear of angering Lady Jing'an.

Without Aunt Liu's explanation, Lady Jing'an naturally guessed what the person behind the scenes wanted to do. He simply wanted to ruin the marriage between her daughter and Prince Anjiang, otherwise he would not have chosen to do so before the engagement.

Lady Jing'an immediately began to interrogate the person who had contacted Aunt Liu, asking who sent her over.