I just want to live a happy life

On the anniversary of Imperial Noble Consort Zhemin's death.

Jin Yuyan arrived at the Buddhist temple earlier than the eldest prince in the evening. She knelt in front of the Buddha statue with a sincere face and tears in her eyes.

She said that she was restless day and night. Now that the man had gone to the underworld with her sister, her sister should rest in peace.

After saying that, he wiped his tears with a handkerchief.

Just at this moment, Zhenshu turned around and saw the eldest prince standing behind them.

Zhenshu was shocked and immediately knelt down and saluted: "Big Brother."

Jin Yuyan also followed Zhenshu's actions and saw the eldest prince.

The eldest prince had a look of disbelief on his face. He stopped Jin Yuyan who was about to leave and said, "What Empress Jia said is not clear. We must make it clear."

Jin Yuyan was full of panic and hurriedly walked past the eldest prince. It was obvious that she was not going to tell him, but the eldest prince was very eager to know what Jin Yuyan meant and kept following her.

Looking at the eldest prince who was chasing her, Jin Yuyan had no choice but to tell him the truth sadly.

It turned out that his biological mother and sister were killed by the queen.

The eldest prince couldn't help but stagger after hearing this. He didn't believe it at first, but when he heard Jin Yuyan's sincere words, he had to believe it.

Mother, mother.

The eldest prince was in a trance for a moment, and kept calling "mother" and could not say anything else.

Jin Yuyan looked at the eldest prince expressionlessly, covering his face with his hands and crying out loud.

She said a few more words about the reasons why Empress Xiaoxian killed Imperial Noble Consort Zhemin, looked at the eldest prince with satisfaction, with hatred in his eyes, then looked at Zhenshu and walked out of the Buddhist hall.

The eldest prince was left standing there in a daze.

On the second day, after Kim Yu-yeon and Jeong-sook finished crying, they walked to the place where the third prince Yongzhang would definitely pass by. Seeing the third prince coming from a distance, Kim Yu-yeon pretended not to see him and earnestly instructed Jeong-sook to tell Yongzhang not to cry out loud at the queen's funeral.

Zhen Shu turned her head slightly, saw the corner of the Third Prince's clothes, and asked Jin Yuyan softly: "Why, Master."

Jin Yuyan also told Zhenshu the truth: "Because the emperor wants a prince who does not show his emotions, not a prince who is emotional and cowardly."

After saying this, Jin Yuyan carefully reminded Zhenshu several times, asking her to tell Yongcheng.

At this time, Yong Zhang, who was standing behind them, also spoke and called out "Empress Jia".

Jin Yuyan pretended to be frightened, nodded at him, and left.

Yong Zhang looked at Jin Yuyan's back thoughtfully, and when he arrived at Zhongcui Palace, he told Concubine Chun Su Lujun everything he had heard.

Concubine Chun was very angry after hearing this and said, "I didn't expect that Concubine Jia is also thoughtful. We can't let her be so proud. Since Concubine Jia told the Fourth Prince to do this, you should do the same. You can't let the Fourth Prince get ahead of her."

Yong Zhang: "I'll listen to my mother."

If Jin Yuyan heard it, she would definitely laugh out loud. It was such an obvious trap, but she jumped into it without any doubt.

It seems that Concubine Chun has lost her mind due to the compliments.

But what they didn't expect was that when Jin Yuyan said those words, not only were they present, but Jinzhong was also present.

The place where Jin Yuyan said those words was exactly at the intersection of four gates. Jinzhong was standing behind one of the gates. He waited until they all left before Jinzhong came out and went to Yongshou Palace.

Jinzhong felt that he could benefit from this matter, so he discussed with Wei Yanwan how to profit from it.

Wei Yanwan was a little hesitant. After all, she came from Zhongcui Palace. When she was in Zhongcui Palace, Concubine Chun treated her well and never treated her harshly.

She felt a little reluctant to let her take action against Concubine Chun.

Jinzhong was dissatisfied with her indecision.

"I know what you are thinking. I am serving in the imperial court and will definitely tell the emperor what I heard. I know the emperor's temper well. He will definitely be suspicious and may even focus all his attention on the Third Prince during Empress Xiaoxian's funeral."

"If the Third Prince really listened to Jin Yuyan's instigation, didn't cry out loud, and was disrespectful to Empress Xiaoxian, the Emperor would definitely be dissatisfied with him, and would also dislike Concubine Chun."

"Perhaps the Emperor will demote Concubine Chun, which will leave a vacant Concubine position. Since you have two sons and a daughter, the most likely position is that you will be the Concubine."

"And do you think the emperor will let Jiapin, the culprit, go? This will eliminate the two enemies who are hindering you."

"They have all helped you. We don't have to do anything. The emperor will do it for us."

Wei Yanwan was very moved after hearing this, and she did not harm Concubine Chun. She also let her know that it was Concubine Jia who harmed her. She just pretended to be ignorant and did not try to stop it. Soon, Wei Yanwan successfully persuaded herself.

Jinzhong knew she was moved as soon as he saw her expression.

After coming out of Yongshou Palace and returning to Yangxin Palace, he saw the emperor sitting on the couch writing a mourning poem for Empress Xiaoxian.

Jinzhong placed the tea next to him so that the emperor could reach it with just one hand.

He stood by and waited for the emperor to finish writing before he casually said what he heard today.

Hongli held the tea and took a sip from time to time. He seemed not to care about what Jinzhong said, but Hongli's expressionless face made Jinzhong think of the omen of a coming storm, which was also so gloomy.

Hongli asked Jinzhong to go down first, and then he picked up the brush to continue writing a mourning poem, but he was so angry that he couldn't think of a single word.

So he threw the brush on the table in frustration.

What does Jiapin want to do?

He thought she was a simple-minded person. When Empress Xiaoxian was alive, Concubine Jia was also loyal to her.

Is she so loyal? She dared to cause trouble at a funeral.

Since Concubine Jia is so hypocritical towards Empress Xiaoxian, is it possible that Yu, the woman behind her, is also pretending to submit to me?

Jin Yuyan hid so deeply and harmed Yongzhang. What did she want to do? She didn't believe that she did this without a purpose. At this moment, Hongli became suspicious and wary of Jin Yuyan.

He called Yu Hu over again and asked her to check how the Third Prince performed at the funeral in the past few days, and what Jin Yuyan did.

At the funeral the next day.

Hongli brought ministers, concubines, princes and princesses to hold the funeral ceremony for Empress Xiaoxian. Everyone knelt on mats in grief and pain, but the eldest prince and the third prince knelt straight, with no sadness on their faces and not a single tear shed.

Hongli looked at the two of them. He thought that only the third prince would not cry today, but he didn't expect that the eldest prince would do the same.

He also remembered that Jiapin had been to the Buddhist temple, and that day happened to be the anniversary of the eldest prince's mother's death.

Then the eldest prince's behavior is also related to Concubine Jia.

Okay, that’s great.

Jiapin gave me a big surprise.

But looking at the performance of the two princes, it would be a lie for Hongli to say that he was not disappointed. They fell into the trap so easily.