Chapter 456 On the Trip to the Temple Hit a Pedestrian

Based on the convention in the harem, the childless consorts would go to the Ganye Palace after the Emperor's death to live a life of spiritual practice and submit to the Buddhist discipline. Life for them was totally different from the flamboyant life before, but equivalent to a nun's. If the consort had a son, she could live with her son in the King's manor; if she had a daughter, she could still stay in the palace and be entitled as a "Consort Dowager". And what the Empress meant was that Imperial Noble Consort Wen was allowed to come out of the palace and live with her daughter. Such preferential treatment had never been granted before. So the Empress believed that it appealed to Imperial Noble Consort Wen most. Because the Sixth Princess was Imperial Noble Consort Wen's only daughter. If she could live with her daughter to spend the rest of her life, it would be more appealing to Imperial Noble Consort Wen that she had to live alone in the palace. Although Imperial Noble Con