"Did it fail?" After the Emperor heard this, he became thoughtful.
It didn't only work for the Third Prince in the Dongyang Province; many others had also been given something for their prayers.
So why did it fail in the capital? What was the reason?
He picked up the Third Prince's memorial and read it carefully again. Soon, he focused his attention on two sentences.
One was to be pious, which meant that when offering prayers, one had to believe in Mother God wholeheartedly.
The second was that Mother God would only care for the genuine refugees and not just help anyone.
As for the capital, no matter what, it was still under the feet of the Emperor.
There were many large families here, and which of them didn't have grain in storage? They all had at least three years' worth of grain, so the capital was generally never short of food. It was just that there was a distinction between those better off than others.
