The Destiny of Going to Hell

Jin Yuyan was slyly talking when she was paying her respects. She brought her own sister into the mansion but refused to let her sleep with him. The beads of the abacus were falling on her face.

Qingzhi stood up and said that she was not worthy of being liked by the prince.

The sharp words were easily resolved. To put it bluntly, neither of them cared about the matter between the two sisters, so there was no point in talking about it.

What Qingzhi didn't expect was that Hongli came to her yard at night.

She smiled widely, thinking that her sister was finally willing to give her a chance.

She is not greedy. As long as she can have a child, even a daughter, she will do her best to help her sister. Even if she has a child, she will no longer be close to the prince.

But Hongli had a sullen face when he entered the room. He looked at Qingzhi's face, which was 30% similar to Qingying's, and his eyes became more and more meaningful.

He pushed Qingzhi down on the bed like a cruel and brutal king.

Qingzhi was shocked and her face was not very good. Before Qingzhi could react, (substantially deleted)

Hongli was even more excited when he saw Qingzhi's tears. He smiled disdainfully, "Didn't you beg Qingying to let me favor you? Why are you crying?"

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The next day, Hongli left. Ah Heng went into the room and saw that her master was still (abridged)

Ah Heng quickly went to get some hot water and took off the things on his hands, then carefully wiped his master's body.

Qingzhi lay there quietly, like a rag, with empty eyes and no sound.

Ah Heng was so distressed, "Why is the prince like this..."

Before he could finish his words, he heard Ah Ruo yelling at the door. He hurriedly put on his master's clothes and went out to meet Ah Ruo.

Ah Heng came in with a bowl of black medicine, with a look of pity in her eyes, but Qingzhi smiled.

The prince's words last night made her understand that Qingying had no intention of having her sleep with him, and he didn't even want her to have a child.

They are sisters!

Qingzhi took the medicine and drank it all. After that, every time Qingzhi went to bed, she would receive a caring health soup from her sister.

Ever since Qingzhi came to sleep with the emperor, Su Lujun and Jin Yuyan, who had a grudge against Qingying, said all kinds of harsh words to Qingzhi.

After all, Qingying is a concubine after all, and Qingzhi is just a princess like them. The prince doesn't like her very much, and Qingying is even more selfish.

So all the malice was directed at Qingzhi, but she said nothing, didn't argue, and didn't feel sad.

She knew that rather than scolding her, they were using their similar faces to insult Qingying.

She is just looking for a meal substitute for other purposes. She has been a meal substitute at home for so many years and she has gotten used to it.

Qingying wished someone could act as a shield for her. She had been bossing Qingzhi around since they were young and didn't care at all whether Qingzhi was disgraced or not.

As long as Qingying looks okay on the surface, that's enough.

Hailan looked at Qingzhi's tightly grasped handkerchief, picked up the teacup and took a sip of tea, hiding the faint smile on her lips. How could she be called a vicious woman?

She just let people gossip that Qingzhi was pregnant, thinking that Qingying's child would definitely take away the love for Qingying's child.

It's just nonsense. Doesn't Qingying's action mean that she is also afraid?

Or maybe she just treats her sister as a toy, so how can we blame her? Haha.

August 23, the 13th year of Yongzheng's reign

On this day, Fu Cha Langya had just said a few polite words when a young eunuch came forward in a panic and knelt on the ground, "Fu Jin, Concubine Fu Jin, something bad has happened!"

Fu Cha Langya guessed that Fatty Orange was on the road, but still frowned and asked, "Speak properly, what's the matter?"

"Your Majesty, Your Majesty has passed away!"

Qingying stood up, her eyes full of worry, "Where is the prince?" Upon learning that the prince had entered the palace, everyone looked at Fucha Langya in dismay.

Fu Cha Langya put on a mournful look on her face. She ordered everyone in the courtyard to go back and change into mourning clothes and arranged for the servants in the mansion to hang up mourning banners.

The funeral rites for the late emperor were complicated, and many matters in the harem needed the care of Fucha Langya, the empress dowager.

Fortunately, Gao Xiyue was there to help with some things, otherwise Fu Cha Langya would have been exhausted.

In 1735, Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty passed away and his fourth son Hongli succeeded to the throne.

There were many things to do during the mourning period, and the harem was also in turmoil. Yixiu and Zhang Tingyu planned to let Hongli release her from Jingren Palace and honor her as the Empress Dowager.

Zhang Tingyu was a bit old-fashioned, and he also looked down on Zhen Huan, the deposed concubine who returned to the palace in the guise of a concubine. So he joined forces with a group of ministers who valued the distinction between legitimate and illegitimate children to put pressure on Hongli.

Hongli wanted to release Yixiu. Firstly, he could support his sister Qingying. Secondly, Yixiu and Zhen Huan were old rivals. Her release could also restrain Zhen Huan and prevent Zhen Huan from being left without anyone to restrain her after she became the empress dowager.

He knew his adoptive mother best. She was an ambitious person who could not give up power. Before she became emperor, she was an excellent helper.

After becoming emperor, he became a huge rock blocking the road.