This was the second time Dong Huiying had met Prince Meng.
Prince Meng, who was also the Sixth Princess. The last time she saw this woman, her face was pale due to nightmares, and she appeared as if her soul had been lost. However, her words and deeds revealed that she was someone with deep thoughts, likely harboring a profound secret.
But this time, this second meeting, Prince Meng was dressed in regular clothing—a blue robe embroidered with a golden phoenix. Notably, the phoenix lacked a crown.
After pondering for a while, Dong Huiying understood. It turned out that the phoenix robe was like a dragon robe, which with the Five-Clawed Golden Dragon could only be worn by the Emperor. In Dayuan, the crown-wearing phoenix could only be worn by the Empress. As for Princesses and other imperial relatives, they could wear the gold phoenix without the crown; otherwise, it would signify an intention to usurp power, a rebellion punishable by death.
