Bab 136: The Damage of Daoist Heart Is Insignificant

Therefore, the previous offspring of Emperor Muwu either suffered miscarriages or died at an early age, undoubtedly not due to Empress Xie's doing.

Upon hearing this, Xie Beihan became particularly agitated.

"Little sister, have you spoken to the Emperor about this?"

"If I were to speak of these words, it would only invite further scrutiny," Nanli said.

Thus, sometimes she refrained from speaking unnecessarily.

If she wanted to prove Empress Xie's innocence, she could only find new evidence.

She looked at Ye Siheng and asked, "You came early in the morning, is there any news?"

"Mammy Gui has a son, but he went missing several years ago, and there are no substantial leads," Ye Siheng said.

Nanli was not surprised by this.

"In that case, it is highly likely that Mammy Gui was coerced long ago. However, she has yet to take any action, indicating that the mastermind behind this is incredibly patient, waiting for the perfect moment to strike."