Anning and Xue He were newly married and deeply in love, always sticking to each other day in and day out, even their visits to the palace to pay respect were done perfunctorily.
Every time Emperor Xiande saw Xue He, he was fuming.
After some time, Emperor Xiande realized that Xue He was no longer acting foolish; in fact, he'd become quite clever.
It was not just Emperor Xiande who noticed; the notable families in the Capital also saw that Xue He had recovered from his supposed foolishness.
Once Xue He began studying, Emperor Xiande—who had no sons and thus no tutors for Princes—treated Xue He as practically his own child, as Anning was Emperor Xiande's daughter. Hence, when Xue He expressed the desire to study, Emperor Xiande found a great scholar to teach him personally.
After Xue He began his studies, the great scholar was overjoyed.
