He Yingying's words had quite a bit of reasoning.
Not only did the He Family and the villagers of Hejiagou believe it, but even Prince Liang, who wanted to marry He Tiantian out of gratitude for "saving his life," was convinced.
However, Prince Liang still insisted on marrying He Tiantian.
But unlike the original plot, this time, there was no longer that kind of infatuation and sincerity in Prince Liang's eyes, but rather a few hints of calculation.
He Yingying, as a Wild Writer, was accustomed to performing tasks and possessed at least a basic level of acuity.
She accurately captured the change in Prince Liang's emotions.
She knew that even if He Tiantian became the Princess Consort, she couldn't, as in the original plot, be a loving couple sweet and blissfully affectionate with Prince Liang!
Prince Liang was not just a man; he was also an Imperial Relative with at least a minimum ambition for the throne.
