Han Jing's father—the husband of Princess Yi Feng—was an official of Qing'an. He was born into the Han family as the second son of a duke and his first wife.
Han Jing could not recall much about her father in her scattered memories as he did not visit her mother's residence often. They were merely living under the same roof instead of living as spouses.
Han Jing questioned the situation, but her memories were in a blur. She had forgotten what happened, and she never asked her mother for a reason.
Han Jing was also confused by something else. Han Siju should be inferior to her mother—the Emperor's formidable sister feared by everyone in Hanjing City—because she got married beneath him. From what she knew, Han Siju did not only have residences full of beautiful concubines, but he had many other children. None of them were Princess Yi Feng's children.
Han Jing was Princess Yi Feng's only daughter, and she was not even her biological child.
