Favoring Concubines and Destroying Wife: Reborn, I Married to a Rich Man and Destroyed His Whole Fam

Gu Zhao just received news that the Emperor had discussed with the Empress Dowager and Princess Zhaoyang and asked her to change her name to Xiao Zhao. However, the Empress Dowager and Princess Zhaoyang were against it and wanted her to be called Yun Zhao.

The emperor thought that Princess Zhaoyang treated Gu Zhao as her own daughter, so she insisted on changing Gu Zhao's name to Yun Zhao instead of giving Gu Zhao the royal surname.

However, the emperor was in a very good mood today, and these little things were not worth mentioning in his mind.

What? Princess Chaoan?

The old lady of the West Mansion and Mrs. Duan stared at Gu Zhao in a daze.

"What are you still standing there for? Why don't you come and pay your respects to Princess Chao'an?" Eunuch Hai narrowed his eyes and looked at everyone in the West Mansion.

When the old lady of the West Mansion and the Duan family heard Eunuch Hai's voice, they were a little surprised.

Eunuch Hai actually helped Gu Zhao to establish his authority and asked them to kneel down to Gu Zhao?

Although they were extremely unwilling in their hearts, under the gaze of Eunuch Hai and other palace servants, the Old Lady of the West Mansion, Duan, and Gu Rong bowed to Yun Zhao.

"It seems that the old Ningyuan Marquis' wife and the Ningyuan Marquis' wife don't even know the etiquette. We have to go home and report to the Emperor and the Empress."

Seeing that they were just perfunctorily saluting, Eunuch Hai's voice became somewhat angry.

What? What does Eunuch Hai mean by this? Isn't this enough for them to show respect?

Eunuch Hai meant for them to perform the kneeling ceremony?

Although they were reluctant, they were frightened by Eunuch Hai's words. If Eunuch Hai really said something in front of the Emperor and the Empress, then the Ningyuan Marquis's Mansion would be in trouble.

"Your Highness greets Princess Chao'an."

The old lady of the West Mansion, Mrs. Duan, and Gu Rong knelt down and kowtowed to Gu Zhao.

Gu Zhao didn't expect that as soon as she became Princess Chao'an, she would see her enemies kneeling in front of her and kowtow to her.

Gu Zhao didn't say anything, just looked at everyone in Xifu.

Gu Rong raised her head and looked at Gu Zhao. Seeing that Gu Zhao was just looking at her quietly without asking them to get up, her face suddenly turned unhappy.

"Big sister, grandma and mother are old and weak, you can't let them kneel for too long."

Gu Zhao laughed when he heard Gu Rong's words.

"Why not?"

Gu Zhao looked at Gu Rong coldly. She would never do anything to bully others before. But now, when dealing with enemies, there is no need to reason.

The old lady of the West Mansion and Duan looked at Gu Zhao with a cold face and ignored them. They knelt on the ground, and they were very angry. The daughter of a minister of the Ministry of Revenue has now become the daughter of a princess, and even a princess of the royal family.

In the past, she had always wanted to win over Gu Zhao, take away everything that Gu Zhao had, and make Gu Zhao kneel before her. But now, her life was a mess, while Gu Zhao was loved by everyone, became the daughter of Princess Zhaoyang, and even a titled princess.

She actually had a fiefdom of four counties. The other princesses only had titles, and the princesses only had two fiefdoms. Only Princess Zhaoyang had four fiefdoms.

What great contributions did Gu Zhao make to deserve such a reward?

Looking at the old lady of the West Mansion kneeling on the ground, looking a little shaky, Gu Zhao looked at Eunuch Hai and said with a smile.

"Thank you for your hard work today, Eunuch Hai."

The housekeeper and Nanny Jiang smiled and handed the prepared rewards to Eunuch Hai and other palace servants.

Touching the things in his purse, Eunuch Hai felt better.

He glanced calmly at the people from the West Mansion who were kneeling on the ground and spoke in a stern tone.

"Princess Chao'an is a royal princess appointed by the emperor himself. To disrespect the princess is to disrespect the emperor."