Quick Wear: I was a Favored Concubine in the Qing Dynasty

It was impossible not to be angry, but before I could say anything, Concubine Tong spoke.

"Okay, everyone, stop talking. I've sent someone to ask the emperor. Maybe Concubine Yi will work with us from now on." What would they do together? Of course, it was to handle the affairs of the six palaces.

She can't get all of it anyway, so if she shares it with another person, it's not just hers, so everyone should get a share.

As soon as these words were spoken, the four concubines all looked at Concubine Tong.

It's true that the barking dog bites.

This Imperial Concubine Tong is far inferior to her sister.

Although they said they were discussing it, it was obvious that Concubine Tong had already made up her mind. She asked her to come over just to make fun of them. Concubine Yi stood up and looked down at Concubine Tong who was drinking tea with a bit of condescension.

"Your Highness is very thoughtful. I have something else to do in the palace so I will leave first. Your Highness, drink your tea well. If you drink one cup less, it will be fine."

Imperial Concubine Tong just likes this kind of sinister thing. If she doesn't get the emperor's favor, she will just watch these people get upset here.

Imperial Concubine Tong didn't even raise her eyelids, and continued to speak gently, "Really, sister Yifei? Alas, I can't compare to you. You can raise a son for Liangpin, but I can't do it."

Everyone in the palace knows that the Ninth Prince is a dog of the Eighth Prince. Despite having such a bad reputation, he still happily gives all the money he earns to the Eighth Prince.

Concubine Tong put down her teacup and deliberately said to Concubine Hui who was turning to leave: "Sister Hui has really raised two good sons. The eldest prince is good at both civil and military affairs, and the eighth prince is very good at dealing with people. But if you ask me, the eighth prince listens too much to the eldest prince."

Before Concubine Hui turned around, Concubine Yi turned around angrily and pointed at Concubine Tong's nose: "You...you...you!"

Concubine Hui turned around and smiled faintly: "Your Highness, please be careful with your words. They are brothers of one mind. It's because the Emperor has taught his children well. I can't take such a responsibility." The Eighth Prince is a good man. After Yinzhi ascends to the throne, he will definitely benefit from the Eighth Prince.

De Fei also stood up at this time, smiling, "Your Highness is right, Sister Yi Fei knows how to teach her son. Unlike me, Fourteenth Prince has such a bad temper that he needs Eighth Prince to coax him before he will obey. Yi Fei really has a good way of teaching her son."

Then she bowed again and said, "Your Highness, it's getting late. I'll go back first." Why is Concubine Yi so proud? The Ninth Prince is just a dog in front of the Eighth Prince, and he will hit whatever he points at.

Fortunately, although the Fourteenth Prince was also on good terms with the Eighth Prince, she had the help of her biological brothers after all, and she also had some interactions with the Fourth Prince.

Concubine Tong followed up with this, "It's getting late, you should go back early. You will be busy later when the emperor sends you news, so I won't keep you here."

Imperial Concubine Tong was certain that Concubine Yi would not dare to scold her in front of her. If she really did, it would be fine. She would go crying to her cousin the Emperor. Concubine Yi was just a glutton, and the Emperor would surely be angry too.

After the four concubines left, Chunxue, the chief maidservant in front of Concubine Tong, said, "Your Majesty, why bother? I'm afraid you've offended all four concubines this time. Isn't it better for us to live our own lives behind closed doors?"

Concubine Tong took off her nail covers, revealing her slender nails painted red. She glanced at Chunxue and said, "I've already offended them, and this is all I need. If I were still Concubine Tong, would they still look at me?"

Didn't they live behind closed doors in the past? But after the Emperor made her a noble concubine on the 39th day, did the atmosphere become less sarcastic and innuendo-filled that year?

She was unhappy? Why should those who made her unhappy be happy?

They didn't dare to go to the emperor, so they picked on her as a weak target. But who are they? They are not as good as her in terms of birth, and as for their children, isn't this a joke?

The child in this palace can be compared to the prince. Her sister just can't figure it out. The emperor already has a legitimate eldest son, so why does he need a legitimate son?

This son was not born, but her health was ruined. It also prevented her from getting married, and she had to wait in the mansion until she was in her twenties.

People in the capital laughed at this for a long time.

Chunxue felt bad for the life that the empress had lived before, but now everything has changed for the better. Why should she still remember those things? It was in vain that she was unhappy.

"My lady, please stop interfering in these personal matters in the future. You should just take care of yourself."

"understood."

Knowing is one thing, doing is another. Concubine Tong knew that she couldn't change her temper, so she just complained.

Yu Suisui knew nothing about what was going on in the palace, and now he was living a comfortable life in Changchun Garden.

"Your Majesty, Concubine Chen wants to come in and kowtow to you." Baoxi said this with a bit of pride. Her majesty was so amazing. In just over a year, she became Concubine Yi. What will happen if she gives birth to a child in the future?

Maybe she will serve a royal concubine in the future.

Yu Suisui shook her head and said, "Tell her to go back." She had no idea of ​​forming a small group. This was the most unreliable thing to do in the harem. All the men were competing for the same interests, so how many of them would truly form an alliance?

"Yes." Baoxi also felt that there was no need to meet Concubine Chen. Concubine Chen looked delicate and pitiful, and it was obvious that she wanted to share a piece of the pie with the Empress.

The queen is still young and not pregnant, so having one more person here is not a good thing at all.

Hepin was holding a list in her hand. She was still thinking about winning over others years ago, but now they are even more powerful than her.

"Your Majesty?" Yu Sheng was a little worried. This year, Your Majesty first lost the princess, but she also couldn't go to Changchun Garden. She was worried that Your Majesty would keep it to herself and make herself depressed.

懿？

Hepin felt bitter in her mouth. This was the posthumous title of the late queen. Why did the emperor openly use it to give a title to Nianhulu?

Aren’t you afraid that people will think too much?

Yu Sheng's voice brought Hepin back to her senses, "Huh? What? What did you say?" She seemed to hear what Yu Sheng said, but couldn't hear it clearly.

Yu Sheng took a step forward and half hugged Hepin, "My Lady, if you are unhappy, just cry or scold me, don't keep it in your heart."

She knew that the queen was feeling unhappy, and she couldn't tell whether it was because of the princess who died young, the emperor's neglect, or the current promotion of Concubine Yi.

But now that things have come to this, they can only accept it. They can neither bring the princess back to life nor change the emperor's mind. Everything is fate and they have no control over it.

Hepin: "I'm fine. Go to the storeroom and prepare the items on the list. Find a day to have someone deliver them to Concubine Yi."

cry?

She had already cried, and she was afraid that the rest of her life would be soaked in tears and bitterness. She didn't want to suffer, she just wanted to live a good life.

Hepin looked down at her hands, then glanced at her belly. The lines on it still hadn't completely disappeared. No wonder the emperor disliked her and didn't want to see her again.

She herself sometimes feels disgusted when she sees it.

Hepin thought that she had to ask the imperial physician to prescribe medicine to get rid of the pain. As long as the pain in her stomach was not relieved, the emperor would not call her again.

At that time, the maids in the palace all said that everything would be fine after she had a baby. After she gave birth to the baby and raised it for a few months, the symptoms became much less severe. She was quite proud of herself at the time, but after the emperor came to visit her that time, she saw disgust in his eyes.

She knew that she had displeased the emperor.