I just want to live a happy life

At this time, Concubine Hui Gao Xiyue, who had held on for a long time, could no longer hold on, and the Xianfu Palace, which had been bustling for a long time, also became solemn.

One day, when Gao Xiyue woke up, she felt her mind was clear and she didn't feel as uncomfortable as before.

She opened her eyes and looked at Mo Xin who was lying beside her bed and called her. Because she had just woken up, Gao Xiyue's voice was still a little hoarse.

Mo Xin woke up immediately. She looked at Gao Xiyue happily and said, "My dear, you are awake. Are you feeling unwell?"

Gao Xiyue smiled and shook her head: "No, I feel very healthy today, I am not feeling unwell, I just feel like all my illnesses are gone after I woke up."

Mo Xin shuddered when she heard this. The imperial physician had said that the master only had a few days left to live. Could it be that the master was having a last gasp now?

Suddenly, Mo Xin felt an unspeakable sadness in her heart. She had followed her master step by step until today, and she never expected that her master would leave first. She choked up and said, "Master."

Gao Xiyue had no regrets, as she felt it was worth it to live so many more years longer than Empress Xiaoxian.

"Moxin, I bought you a job in the antique room. When I leave, you can go there, or go to Jingyao outside the palace. Jingyao grew up under your care, and she will treat you well."

Jingyao is the princess born to Gao Xiyue, and Xingxuan is the dowry that Gao Xiyue brought with her when she first entered the mansion. After she left, she would return to the Gao Mansion, or serve Jingyao, it was up to them to choose.

Mo Xin couldn't hold it in any longer and started to cry.

Gao Xiyue got up with the help of Mo Xin. Somehow, she suddenly wanted to go out and take a look. She had been lying in bed for a long time.

Walking out of the room, the wind chimes on the tree next to me made crisp sounds in the breeze, making Xianfu Palace even quieter.

She stared blankly for a long while. The peacock that had been raised in the open space under the tree had been gone for many years. Looking at the open space, she seemed to still see the scene when Jingyao was a child and she took her to play under the tree. At that time, Mo Xin and Xing Xuan were standing beside them, and there were palace maids and eunuchs from Xianfu Palace around them.

As time passed, she would never see such a lively and warm scene again.

After a while, Jingyao, who had rushed into the palace from outside the palace after receiving the news, also came to Xianfu Palace. The mother and daughter said their last words, and Gao Xiyue could no longer hold on.

By the time everyone in the harem received the news, Gao Xiyue had already passed away.

Hongli was grateful to Gao Xiyue for accompanying him for so many years, educating the princess and managing palace affairs, so he promoted her to imperial concubine and posthumously named her imperial concubine Huide.

After the funeral of Imperial Noble Consort Huide, Moxin did not go to the antique room, and Xingxuan did not return to Gao Mansion. They all went to Princess Jingyao at the same time to take care of the princess instead of Gao Xiyue.

Half a year later, Hongli suddenly issued an edict to confer titles on the concubines in the harem.

Chen Wanyin is still the imperial concubine, nothing has changed.

The eldest prince was reprimanded in front of Empress Xiaoxian's coffin. Even though he believed Jin Yuyan's slander, Hongli did not forgive him. Hongli said in person that he had no possibility of succeeding to the throne.

After so many years, he was still depressed. People advised him many times to relax, but in the end, the eldest prince could not make it and died a year earlier than Imperial Noble Consort Huide.

In the original plot, Empress Xiaoxian slipped on the tung oil that Bai Ruiji smeared on the deck and fell into the water, and her life was in danger. On the way back from visiting the empress, Concubine Chun sprained her foot and the pearl flower on her head fell to the ground and was picked up by Jin Yuyan. Later, the queen died, Jin Yuyan killed Su Lian, and stuffed Concubine Chun's pearl flower into Su Lian's hand, which became evidence that Concubine Chun caused the queen to fall into the water.

Hongli was half-believing and half-doubting about this, and Jin Yuyan was fanning the flames, so after the Queen's death, Hongli did not go to Concubine Chun's bedroom for more than ten years.

Concubine Chun was depressed. She didn't know why Hongli didn't come to see her, nor did she know what she had done wrong.

When Han Xiangjian entered the palace, Concubine Chun was seriously ill. The Third Prince was concerned about his mother and wanted Hongli to visit her. In the Yangxin Palace, the Third Prince intervened in Hongli's favoritism towards Han Xiangjian, and the angry Hongli kicked him so hard that he vomited blood.

Soon, in order to plead for the Third Prince, Concubine Chun knelt at the gate of the Hall of Mental Cultivation in the heavy rain. When she learned the reason why Hongli did not go to her palace, she became furious and died soon after. The Third Prince also followed Concubine Chun.

But this time, Empress Xiaoxian did not die after falling into the water, and Su Lian was not in trouble either, so there was no incident where Jin Yuyan picked up Concubine Chun's hairpin and planned to frame her.

Hongli naturally had no doubt that it was Concubine Chun who caused Empress Xiaoxian to fall into the water, so all these years, apart from being angry that she did not educate several princes, Hongli still treated him as usual.

Concubine Chun did not become sick due to Hongli's suspicion, so naturally the incident in which the Third Prince went to the Yangxin Palace and was kicked by Hongli until he vomited blood was forgotten. Now the Third Prince is still alive and well, but he dared not get close to Hongli in recent years.

More than ten years have passed, and Hongli no longer blames Concubine Chun. In addition, as the third prince's son continues to grow up, Hongli also gives Concubine Chun some respect.

In this grand harem promotion, Concubine Chun was promoted to Noble Concubine Chun.

Shupin had been with Hongli for many years, and because she had taken the contraceptive pill, Hongli felt guilty towards her, so this time he promoted her to Shufei.

Hongli did not like Jin Yuyan, so he did not promote her this time and she remained Jiapin.

When Gong Chang gave birth to a princess, she was promoted to Concubine Gong. This time, she was promoted to Concubine Gong. When Xi Changzai gave birth to a prince, she was promoted to Concubine. This time, she did not change.

Noble Lady Ke was promoted to Concubine Ke.

Concubine Mei was promoted to Concubine Mei.

Apart from this, no one else was promoted.

After hearing that Wei Yanwan went crazy in the palace because she did not receive the imperial decree for promotion, and seeing the mess she had made in the room, she felt a little relieved.

Such a loud noise could naturally be heard by the other side halls of Yongshou Palace. Some bold concubines even left the side halls and laughed at Wei Yanwan wantonly.

Wei Yanwan could naturally hear it, she was used to it. If she went out and started arguing with them, they were outnumbered and she was alone, so she would not be able to win the argument.

Although she was a noble lady with a higher status than them, they were not afraid. After all, she was disliked by the emperor. How much dignity could an unfavored noble lady have?

Every time she heard their ridicule, she regretted why she had kept the maid who was pushed to the emperor in her palace. If she hadn't been kept in Yongshou Palace, she wouldn't have to swallow her anger like she does now.

"Where is Jinzhong?" Wei Yanwan asked after venting her anger.

Chunchan was kneeling, her body trembling slightly. Ever since Wei Yanwan was demoted, her temper had become unpredictable, and she would sometimes take it out on the palace maids, so now Chunchan had become more cautious and careful when serving Wei Yanwan than before.

"I guess... he's resting in his room."