Emperor Feng Jing received the letter of greeting written by Anning and sighed deeply after reading it: "The Fifth is truly filial."
Yu Ling, standing beside Emperor Feng Jing, thought to herself that the Fifth Princess was clearly using this as a ploy to win favor.
However, Emperor Feng Jing did not see it that way.
Anning was her own daughter; everyone says that husbands from other families are good, but daughters are always better in one's own family, and Emperor Feng Jing felt the same way.
Her own daughter was always seen as good in her eyes, if there was anything bad about her daughter, it was someone else's influence that spoiled her.
She believed that her daughters were inherently good and close to her.
Moreover, Anning was inherently reserved in her emotions and was not used to saying sweet words; she always maintained a stern expression.
Emperor Feng Jing thought that for the Fifth, who's not fond of words, to write such a letter, she must have genuine feelings.
