Han Zhao, upon receiving his orders, personally helped Wei Ya up: "Your Highness, congratulations on achieving your desire!"
Without a royal decree, and without the traditional matchmakers' arrangements, Xing Zhi, after all, had received Emperor Yue's permission and became the concubine of Prince Fu. Upon hearing this, the Noble Consort angrily bit down on her silver teeth, but thought of her son not having to kneel in front of the palace and endure suffering, and breathed a sigh of relief.
She should have known better than to listen to Mother Gao's foul idea, which led to this mess.
Fortunately, Emperor Yue quickly issued an oral instruction, asking her to help select the main consort. This was an exceptional grace. Normally, these matters would be handled by the Empress. Emperor Yue did this firstly to make up for his previous attitude, and secondly, in haste to select a main consort, in order to suppress Xing Zhi's status.
