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

Fortunately, Qianlong was not affected too much and did not change his personality.

Qianlong had high expectations for the living Buddha, who traveled through mountains and rivers but passed away in Mongolia before he could even reach the capital.

She just passed away like that. When Yu Sui heard the news, she didn't know what to say.

Qianlong's tiny hope was destroyed just like that.

Yu Suisui could not find any words to comfort Qianlong, so he could only postpone his time to enjoy the flowers and become a quiet fisherman in Wanfang Anheli.

The willow branches are green, and the beauties are newly selected. In order to avoid the Queen, Yu Suisui and Concubine Gao ran to the Empress Dowager's Changchun Garden.

The heroine, Na Zhen, feels drowsy all day long. Don't doubt that she has eaten something she shouldn't have. She is tortured by the chanting.

I go to bed at midnight and am woken up at 3 a.m. for morning lessons. I sleep less than five hours a day. After more than half a month, dark circles under my eyes have begun to appear.

He kept asking people to help pass messages to Nara's mansion or the Old Summer Palace, but all the plans failed halfway. This made Na Zhen start to reflect on his hatred for the Queen.

She felt that her father, the Queen, did not have such great ability, so the matter must be handled by either the Emperor or the Empress Dowager.

But she had never offended the Empress Dowager. After excluding the Empress Dowager, the only option left was the Emperor.

But why?

During the past ten years or so, she and Qianlong were not in love with each other, but at least they did not become enemies.

Speaking of this, she was really puzzled. She couldn't understand why Qianlong treated her like this when she had done nothing wrong.

I was becoming more and more frustrated day by day, and I was stuck here with no way out.

At the same time, this nunnery built halfway up the mountain was facing Prince He who was forced to meditate on the opposite halfway up the mountain.

Prince He also knew that there were guards living at the foot of the mountain next to him. At first, he thought that they were there to keep an eye on him, but as time went by, he discovered that the former Concubine Xian, now a woman from Nala official, lived on the mountain next door.

According to his royal brother's temper, he would not kill anyone unless it was an unforgivable mistake.

He is so kind that he hardly seems like an emperor.

But he was bored living in this mountain, and he was also curious about what Nara had done to be driven out of the palace.

But there are a lot of people around him, and now that he has been quiet for a long time, he has figured out some things. He was too obedient to Fu Jin in the past.

From now on, he still has to show his spirit as a husband. What his brother and mother said are right. Those illegitimate sons and daughters are also his children. He cannot abuse them just because of the concubine.

Thinking of this, he felt that his brother was too partial. His wife was under house arrest, but he had to go out to this remote place, all by himself, exposed to the wind, rain and sun. He had never suffered such hardship in his life.

I hope my mother can plead for him again, and at least he can go back to the mansion and be under house arrest.

However, due to Emperor Qianlong's changeable temper recently, Concubine Geng wanted to find an opportunity several times, but under Emperor Qianlong's gloomy face, she dared not say a word to plead for Prince He.

After the Living Buddha passed away, Qianlong's temper became noticeably worse.

Yu Suisui hid quickly and was now drinking tea and chatting with the Empress Dowager and Concubine Gao in Changchun Garden.

Concubine Gao had heard a little about Emperor Qianlong's temper recently, but because she had not seen him very often, she was in a good mood.

The Empress Dowager was far away and her attention to Qianlong was obviously reduced. However, she knew the reason, but she only had a vague understanding.

She didn't understand why the emperor suddenly had such a big problem with Nara.

"Is the emperor doing well lately?" asked the empress dowager. After all, the emperor was her own son, so she still had to ask.

Yu Suisui raised her head, met the Empress Dowager's eyes, and replied, "The Emperor's mood has been fluctuating recently, probably because it's always rainy and cloudy." Qianlong might still be having his precognitive dreams from time to time, and she was curious about what Qianlong dreamed about.

When the Empress Dowager heard this, her hand holding the tea paused slightly, and there was a barely perceptible sigh in her eyes. It seemed that the Emperor had not yet given up his thoughts on Nara.

She really didn't know what Nara had done to make the emperor hate her so much. But during this period, Nara had not done anything and was confined to her Jingren Palace.

The emperor's punishment of Nara for no reason was already criticized, but it was not a big deal. But he wanted to send Nara to Shengjing, which was puzzling.

How could he send his concubines so far away? He was an emperor in his prime.

It was obvious that Concubine Gao did not pay much attention to Emperor Qianlong's emotions, but she was not a fool. She knew what Emperor Qianlong's attitude was towards her in the past and what tone of voice he used when speaking to her.

She knew exactly what Qianlong's attitude was when he spoke to her now. The emperor had changed, completely changed.

It’s not that uncomfortable, but it does give me a sense that things have changed and people have changed.

"I heard that there is a temple in Hangzhou and there is an enlightened monk. Why don't you talk to the emperor and ask him to come to the capital." During this period, everyone knew that the emperor would meet with eminent monks whenever he had time, including those from all over the country.

Yu Suisui: "Well, I'll tell the emperor when I have a chance." Concubine Gao meant for her to tell Qianlong, but she felt that Qianlong should have already sent someone to Beijing and might be on the way now.

The Queen Mother drank her tea, thinking about the Emperor's recent behavior, and wished he would get better soon.

As Concubine Gao was eating, she suddenly felt nauseous. The Empress Dowager looked over, a little worried and speculative, and asked, "Should we ask the imperial physician to come and take a look?" She did not ask directly, fearing that she had guessed wrong.

Yu Suisui hurriedly asked someone to bring warm water to Concubine Gao.

After drinking some water to clear her mouth, Concubine Gao replied, "Thank you, Queen Mother, for your concern. I don't know what's going on, so I'd better ask the imperial physician to come and take a look." She had been feeling stomach discomfort recently, and she didn't know what happened today.

The Empress Dowager waved for someone to come over and ask the imperial physician to come.

After waiting for a long time, the imperial physician on duty in Changchun Garden came over, carefully felt her pulse, confirmed it again and again, and said happily: "Congratulations, Empress Dowager, Imperial Concubine, you are pregnant, and it has been three months now."

Concubine Gao was well-known in the palace for her poor health. The specific reason was probably from her root. She had been taken care of over the years, but there had been no good news. Now she was pregnant with the dragon heir, which was really surprising.

Concubine Gao was bewildered and incredulous. She froze in her seat, grasping the armrests, her voice trembling, "Are you saying, that I'm pregnant?"