Transmigrated into a farmer's lucky charm, all the villains in the family panicked.

Outsiders don't know what the two said, but when it was time to leave, Shen Yuqing was very reluctant to part with Yun Shengsheng, with tears in her eyes.

Just like Yun Shengsheng is her only family in this world.

Yun Shengsheng sighed helplessly, "If you're feeling bored, you can come find me!"

Shen Yuqing quickly nodded, "Okay! I'll definitely come find you!"

Before leaving, Shen Yuqing mysteriously placed a few jars on Yun Shengsheng's carriage.

Yun Shengsheng blinked: "What's this?"

Shen Yuqing said shyly in a low voice, "This contains my own brewed beer and wine."

"I know you're too young to drink it. But you can take it back for your uncle and aunt to try. It tastes very good!"

Yun Shengsheng's eyes lit up: "You can brew beer and wine?"

Shen Yuqing smiled and said, "Yes, I learned some things when I was in my hometown."

"If you like, I'll brew a few more jars later."

Yun Shengsheng shook her head: "A few jars aren't enough. Once the grapes are in mass production, we can open a winery and a brewery!"

Upon hearing this, Shen Yuqing laughed even more heartily: "Okay, okay, it's settled then."

"Once the grapes are ripe, we'll open a winery, build a huge cellar, and sell our wines to the West, so they can also taste the craftsmanship of the Chinese!"

Yun Shengsheng chuckled: "Yes! Let's do it!"

The two exchanged a smile, everything understood without a word.

It was already evening when Yun Shengsheng came out of Jinshufang.

She hasn't had a proper rest these past few days, and she's so sleepy she can barely keep her eyes open.

She arrived in Chu Xiao's carriage, but on her return, Yan Shijin pulled her directly into his own carriage.

Yun Shengsheng had gotten used to it and fell asleep as soon as she got into the carriage, leaning against the soft pillows.

Yan Shijin looked at her sleeping face, gently covered her with his cloak, and then instructed Mo Ning to drive the car slower.

When they arrived at the Yun family's door, Yun Shengsheng was still fast asleep. Yan Shijin wanted to reach out and pick her up, but was stopped by Wu Xia, who suddenly spoke up.

"Your Highness, let me do it!"

Yan Shijin pursed her lips and withdrew her hand.

Wu Xia glanced at Yan Shijin discreetly before carefully carrying Yun Shengsheng down from the carriage and carrying her all the way back to her room.

Fuxing and Fuzhao helped Yun Shengsheng finish washing up, change her clothes, and tuck her into bed.

Yun Shengsheng didn't wake up the whole time. She mumbled something, turned over, and continued to sleep soundly.

As for going to school, well, Yan Shijin recently took on a task related to the Prince of Yong's case, so he can't go to school.

And Yun Shengsheng, as the study companion, can also legitimately slack off.

However, she did manage to do more than nothing.

Huang Ying, one of the Prince of Yong's subordinates, did many shady things for the Prince.

Meanwhile, Huang Ying was still locked in her space.

Yun Shengsheng went to great lengths, resorting to intimidation, threats, and even drugs, until Huang Ying finally relented.

He revealed most of the things that the Prince of Yong had entrusted to him.

Sheng Sheng carefully wrote down each and every one of them. Then she had the little dumpling transform into an ordinary man.

Then, in the middle of the night, he delivered Huang Ying to the gate of the Crown Prince's residence, along with the evidence.

Afterwards, Yan Shijin learned from Yun Shengsheng's heartfelt words that Huang Ying and the evidence were actually sent by her, and she was very grateful.

Even more coincidentally, good news also came from Fan Sibo's side.

Liang Boyan finally opened up completely and told everything, even producing many account books and letters from the Prince of Yong.

It is estimated that Liang Boyan was completely devastated after learning that his beloved wife and the twins he had doted on for many years were both working for Prince Yong.

He also detailed how the Prince of Yong instigated him to embezzle funds, how he misappropriated disaster relief funds, how he sold smuggled salt, and how he accepted bribes.

He also described how Prince Yong secretly recruited soldiers and trained assassins, and mentioned that Prince Yong had harbored rebellious intentions for many years.

Yan Shijin combined Liang Boyan's evidence with Huang Ying's evidence and then handed it over to Feng Pinggu, the Minister of the Court of Judicial Review.

Feng Pinggu dared not be negligent. Upon seeing that it concerned the case of Prince Yong, he dared not act on his own initiative and quickly went to find Xie Ying, the Minister of Justice, and Zuo Xianliang, the Censor of the Censorate.

Without the emperor's order, the three judicial departments conducted a joint trial.

The more they investigated, the more alarmed the three ministers became.

Finally, Feng Pinggu, Xie Ying, and Zuo Xianliang went to the palace together and sent the witnesses, physical evidence, and confessions they had found to the palace.

After reviewing the evidence, the emperor remained silent for a long time.

When he came out of the Imperial Study again, he looked like he had aged ten years.

His worst fears came true.

The next morning at court, civil and military officials lined up on both sides, and after shouting "Long live the Emperor!", the hall was so quiet you could hear a pin drop.

The emperor sat on the dragon throne, with a thick stack of evidence laid out in front of him.

His voice was hoarse and weary as he said, "My lords, I... I truly do not know what to say. You shall see for yourselves how to handle this."

He handed the stack of evidence to the eunuch beside him, who then distributed it, one volume at a time, to the high-ranking officials below.

The ministers accepted the document respectfully, turning the pages one by one. After reading it, each one was more shocked than the last.

Those ministers who had once been close to Prince Yong looked increasingly grim; some were deathly pale and trembling like leaves.

A general was the first to step forward, cupping his hands in a respectful gesture and proclaiming loudly, "Your Majesty! The Prince of Yong's actions are utterly heinous!"

"Your Majesty, I implore you to no longer show leniency! Prince Yong should be brought to justice as a warning to others!"

With him taking the lead, the other ministers also stepped forward to echo his sentiments.

"Your Majesty, without eliminating the Prince of Yong, it will be difficult to uphold the laws of the land and bring peace to the people!"

"Yes, Your Majesty, if we let this go so easily this time, won't other noble families follow suit?"

"We beseech Your Majesty to issue an edict severely punishing Prince Yong!"

More and more people are seconding the opinion.

All the civil and military officials in the hall knelt down and begged for severe punishment.

Those few people from Prince Yong's faction all lowered their heads and hunched their shoulders, not daring to say a single word in Prince Yong's defense.

The emperor sighed and looked at Grand Tutor Pei, who was standing at the very front: "Grand Tutor, what do you think?"

Grand Tutor Pei stepped forward and cupped his hands in greeting.

His voice was old, yet every word was clear: "Your Majesty, this old minister believes that Prince Yong, as a member of the royal family, should prioritize the well-being of the nation."

"Yet he colluded with foreign enemies and wreaked havoc on the court, truly arousing the wrath of both gods and men..."