After leaving the Shen Family's main house, Shen Weimin, having gradually collected himself, also considered this problem. Holding the emperor hostage to command the warlords was, indeed, a sound strategy.
If Changqing declared she would marry no one but him, Uncle Xu would truly be at a loss. The problem was, with the precedent Xu Baimei had already set, who would be foolish enough to knowingly make the same mistake?
That route was completely out of the question for him.
As much as he hated to admit it, he had to concede one thing: his current place in Changqing's heart might not even be higher than her cousin Bai Chenggang's.
To say nothing of the fact that in Changqing's heart, no one was more important than her father, Uncle Xu. So his grandmother had been absolutely right. Good medicine has to be brewed slowly.
'Let it brew, then.'
