Chapter 641: Fight<div>


    Trantor: Henyee Trantions Editor: Henyee Trantions


    However,ter on, the Third Prince genuinely moved the female lead, and she finally agreed to be his empress.


    The martial arts world leader, a devoted supporting character, met a tragic fate.<div>


    In the narrative, the infatuated male supporting character struggled to secure his ce. He warned the female lead that, as an emperor, she would eventually have no choice. He urged her not to be naive and to distrust the Third Prince’s words, insisting they were meant to be together for life.


    The female lead hesitated due to his words.


    Originally capable of rebellion, he abandoned the fight for the throne for the sake of the female lead. He assisted the male lead in iming the dragon throne, anticipating that the female lead would eventually choose him over pce confinement.


    In the end, the female lead chose the Third Prince.


    With this oue, the leader of the martial arts world was naturally heartbroken.


    Rejecting the high-ranking official position promised by the Third Prince, he left the capital disheartened, resigned from his leadership in the martial arts world, and retreated to a remote ce. He remained unmarried.


    In the original book’s plot, a significant reason for the Third Prince’s love and devotion to the female lead was her crucial role in reiming the throne.


    Now, the female lead’s savior had been reced by an infatuated male supporting character. The foundation of love was not the male lead, and she had not made a major contribution to the Third Prince’s career. Would the Third Prince still be devoted to her?


    Inparison, who would she ultimately choose to be with? “Wife, what are you thinking about?”


    Su Bin could sense that Qin Zhenzhen had something on her mind.


    He had something on his mind too.<div>


    The Miss Run mentioned in the secret letter bore a striking resemnce to his wife.


    His wife used to be perceived as unintelligent,zy, overweight, and fierce, but she underwent a near-instant transformation. She became capable, diligent, and reasonable.


    Although his wife had provided an exnation, he believed her.


    However, Miss Run’s transformation was even more astonishing.


    She evolved from a naive vige girl into a clever and formidable female swordsman.


    If she imed to have undergone a swap, people would likely believe her.


    What intrigued him even more was that his wife seemed to pay special attention to Miss Run.


    Qin Zhenzhen had anticipated Su Bin’s thoughts.


    Even without mentioning Miss Run, Su Bin would eventually discover the truth.


    Sooner orter, he would suspect that she hadn’t been entirely forting.


    Despite recently “confessing” to Su Bin, would she need to “confess” again?<div>


    No, she wouldn’t “confess” again!


    In a few days, she nned to find an unusual book for him to read.


    With Su Bin’s intelligence, he should grasp the hidden message she intended to convey.


    At the end of the year, Yuan Bao was approaching two years old.


    As Su Bin was still upied with official duties, they couldn’t travel anywhere and had to spend the New Year in Shanglin.


    While they were confined, others were free to leave.


    Last year, when Yuan Bao was nearly one year old, many people gathered.


    Except for Qin Silong and Su Ping, who couldn’t leave the camp, everyone else hade.


    The Qin and Su families had a grand reunion dinner.


    This year, Su Bin mentioned that they should all stay home for the New Year and not venture out. The harsh winter weather and difficult road conditions made the journey truly arduous.


    He didn’t explicitly state the other reason. In truth, the Third Prince intended to make a move on New Year’s Eve.<div>


    urate information had reached them, indicating that the Public House would officially announce on the first lunar night of theing year that Lord State Duke would ascend to the throne, marking a change in the dynasty.


    The Third Prince needed to enter the pce before the Public House made this announcement.


    This was a secret that couldn’t be disclosed prematurely.


    The shifts in the royal court would directly impact the entire nation.


    Regardless of the oue, it was impossible for the victor topletely eliminate the opposing party.


    Those who managed to escape would inevitably be pursued by soldiers.


    This might lead to capture or unintended fatalities..