Prince Dongchang was very skilled in handling affairs, selecting "case studies" with illnesses not only similar but with age highly representative.
He didn't select only men in their prime, but instead chose a nearly fifty-year-old man.
Such a person, in ancient times, was already considered "aged."
Barren all his life, with earth practically burying his ankles.
Yet, this man, who by all appearances shouldn't have had offspring, successfully impregnated his wife and concubines simultaneously.
This convincing power is absolutely solid!
Sure enough, when the Emperor heard Prince Dongchang's report, especially the situation of the last case study, his breathing became rapid.
If the case studies were all healthy men, the Emperor might not have been this excited.
This year he was already forty-two, assuredly of grandfather age.
The Empress and Noble Consort had given up, and the Emperor himself had long stopped trying to have another son.
