Prince Liang, with an unusual solemn expression, spoke earnestly, "Hongyi, Father has delayed appointing an heir for too long. I will now write a memorial to request your Grandfather's approval to establish you as the Princely Heir!"
Previously, he was the Crown Prince and could not establish an heir first because whoever was made heir would become the Imperial Grandson, and this required Father Emperor's approval. At that time, Father Emperor did not favor his eldest son. After losing the Crown Prince position, he was able to establish an heir, but he was confined in the mansion and dared not bring the matter before Father Emperor.
Now he felt the time was right.
At the moment, he felt a bit smug.
As a father, his authority in the mansion was decreasing, while his second son, Yuxuan, seemed more like Prince Liang than he did. Both are his sons, so why couldn't Yuxuan be more like Hongyi, obedient and not causing trouble?
