So much so that by the age of twenty-eight, he had not yet taken a proper wife.
However, Mu Rufeng was different, extraordinarily gifted, and not only good at conquering and battling but also handsome and well-mannered. He never flirted or philandered, truly an ideal husband.
Not to mention that the ninth prince currently lacked capital, and as the legitimate daughter of a major clan, she naturally had the capital to enter the game, thus creating a strong alliance to reach the peak together.
Even if they couldn't grab the supreme position, in the end, they would be bestowed a governor of a state, a title with significant weight.
As for being killed? What a joke, even if the most bloodthirsty fourth prince ascended to the throne, he wouldn't dare to openly murder his brothers.
Imperial power is unquestionable, but there are very strict rules within the royal family, and the executors are the God Realm of the royal family.
