Comprehensive film and television: Start by attacking Li Lianhua

Ruyi put hallucinogens into the second prince's water, and under the effect of the hallucinogens, the truth gradually emerged. In order to gain the position of crown prince, the second prince supported Emperor An's collusion with foreign powers, and even submitted a memorial stating that Empress Zhaojie was crazy and requested that she guard the imperial temple.

After being filled with disappointment, Empress Zhaojie finally chose to commit suicide by burning herself.

Ruyi was furious when she learned the truth. When she left the Second Prince's mansion, she met Li Tongguang, who was disguised as a man in black, and tested him. Li Tongguang confirmed from her martial arts that she was his master Ren Xin.

Li Tongguang cried and hugged Ruyi, begging his master to accept him as his disciple.

Ruyi finally admitted her identity, and she followed Li Tongguang to the Changqing Marquis's Mansion to inquire about the cause of Empress Zhaojie's death. Li Tongguang told her that Emperor An and the Beipan people bought horses, and Empress Zhaojie could not stop them and knelt in anger in the Imperial Ancestral Temple.

Emperor An was afraid that his throne would be lost if the incident got out, so he tried to put Empress Zhaojie under house arrest.

Later, at the instigation of the eldest prince, Emperor An wanted to kill Empress Zhaojie to silence her, but he sent Ruyi away because he was worried that Ruyi would come to rescue him.

At that time, Empress Zhaojie also learned that the Second Prince and Shadong both agreed to depose her, and she was so disheartened that she was willing to die.

Ruyi learned all the truth of the past and was ready to leave Changqing Marquis Mansion. Li Tongguang didn't want his master to leave. In order to make Li Tongguang give up his thoughts about her, Ruyi directly opened the secret room where Li Tongguang collected his portraits. Li Tongguang saw that his secret was discovered, and under Ruyi's coercion, he confessed that he liked her. Ruyi asked Li Tongguang if he was willing to resign, leave the Yulin Guard, and give up the proud national surname. Seeing Li Tongguang's hesitation, Ruyi pointed out that if Li Tongguang wanted to be a powerful official, he should not have a life gate, and his master Ren Xin had died long ago.

Ruyi also rebuked Li Tongguang for being brought into the palace by Empress Zhaojie and for having ordered her to teach him, but Li Tongguang never thought of revenge for Empress Zhaojie. Ruyi rebuked Li Tongguang for having abandoned the original Jiu'er because Jiu'er would not be so cold-hearted. Ruyi left coldly despite Li Tongguang's pleading.

Ning Yuanzhou came to see Ruyi with supper. Knowing that Ruyi was in a bad mood, he did not ask Ruyi about the details of the case today. The next day, Ning Yuanzhou took Ruyi to the secret file room of Andu Liudao Hall. Ning Yuanzhou sorted out the secret letters involving Empress Zhaojie five years ago and gave them to Ruyi. Ruyi saw that Tao Wei wrote a letter to impeach Empress Zhaojie, and this person had close contact with the eldest prince. It was inferred that the eldest prince was for the throne and joined hands with his father-in-law to instruct Tao Wei to write a letter to impeach.

Emperor An and Empress Zhaojie were young couples, and they were deeply in love. If it weren't for Empress Zhaojie's support, Emperor An would not have been designated as the crown prince by the previous emperor as the fifth prince. Ruyi now knows why Empress Zhaojie didn't want to escape, because her husband ordered her to do it, her own son betrayed her, and she was desperate to die. Ruyi let the second prince live because he was Empress Zhaojie's only blood, but she didn't intend to let the eldest prince and his father-in-law, Duke Wang, go. As for the culprit, Emperor An, Ruyi decided to think carefully about how to act to avenge Empress Zhaojie.

During this period, Chu Ji personally visited the powerful officials of An State. In the eyes of Emperor An, her behavior was naturally to lobby his powerful officials to help her persuade Emperor An to release Emperor Wu to return to his country.

And Chu Ji’s visit was not just a simple visit. Every time Chu Ji entered someone’s house, he was carrying various boxes of different sizes behind him.