I was a concubine in Legend of Zhen Huan

When only the emperor, Zhen Huan, and Zhen Huan's personal maid were left in Sui Yu Xuan, the emperor began to comfort Zhen Huan: "Wan Wan, you are still young. When you recover, we will have children again."

Zhen Huan, however, showed no sign of appreciation. She motioned for Liu Zhu to lift her up, and with a look of despair, she asked the Emperor, "Your Majesty, did my child die in vain? Why didn't you kill that bitch to vent your anger?"

The emperor didn't think it was a big deal when he called Concubine Hua a "slut", but when he heard Zhen Huan call Concubine Hua like that, he felt uncomfortable again.

"Hua Fei is indeed wrong. But in fact, why did you have to confront her today? As Concubine Zhuang said, Hua Fei's temper is a little strong. If you had been more obedient to her, she would not have asked you to kneel as punishment. Before the Queen and I left the palace to pray for rain, we repeatedly asked you to be patient with her, why didn't you listen to our advice?"

In fact, Pangju restrained himself from saying this because of Zhen Huan's loss of her child. When Concubine Zhuang said that Zhen Huan repeatedly opposed Concubine Hua by relying on her pregnancy, no concubine in the harem, including Zhen Huan's good sister Fang Chunyi, spoke out to refute. It can be seen that Concubine Wan did rely on her favor and pregnancy to deliberately oppose Concubine Hua and even ridicule Concubine Hua.

If she could tolerate Concubine Hua's bad temper, she would not have had the courage to force Concubine Duan to drink a whole bowl of safflower soup when she was in the palace.

But what Fatty Ju thought was a reserved word made Zhen Huan even more dissatisfied: "Your Majesty, are you blaming me? I was punished by Concubine Hua to kneel and lost my child. Now, instead of comforting me for the loss of my child, your Majesty is blaming me for the murderer?"

After occupying the moral high ground, Zhen Huan began to speak up for herself: "Doesn't the emperor know the nature of Concubine Hua? I have been submissive before, but she has been humiliating me again and again. I fought back because I could no longer bear it."

Seeing Zhen Huan's excitement, the emperor didn't have the heart to argue with her anymore. She was already very sad about losing her child, so he shouldn't make the patient angry anymore.

The Emperor comforted Zhen Huan: "Yes. I know everything. It's all Concubine Hua's fault. I will give you an explanation."

Zhen Huan felt that the emperor was just trying to fool her, so she kept asking, "When is the emperor going to punish Concubine Hua and avenge our child?"

The emperor felt that most of the loss of Zhen Huan's child was caused by her own fault, and the punishment for Concubine Hua was what he had said before, and he had no intention of punishing Concubine Hua again. But thinking of Zhen Huan's special situation now, looking at her face that looked like his beloved wife, he coaxed her with what he thought was a good temper: "The previous dynasty was in need of people, so I had to hold back for the time being. But Wan Wan, I promise you that I will definitely give you justice."

Zhen Huan saw through the emperor's empty promises and insisted on asking him to give her a specific time to kill Hua Fei. The emperor didn't blame Hua Fei much in the first place, but now he was annoyed by Zhen Huan's persistent questioning.

He lowered his face, and his voice was full of warning: "Wanwan, don't make things difficult for me."

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Zhen Huan and the Emperor started a cold war from that day on.

Well, this time it was different from the original plot where the emperor still wanted to make peace from time to time. The emperor also felt that Zhen Huan had done it herself, and that she didn't know what was good for her even though he had given her a way out. After going to Sui Yu Xuan once and seeing that Zhen Huan was still treating him coldly, he was too lazy to try to please her anymore.

In the harem, Concubine Hua and Concubine Wan both fell out of favor, which was the ending of Zhen Huan's miscarriage, but this did not happen in the previous dynasty.

Knowing the truth about Huan Yi Xiang, and with the help of Fu Cha's confidants and Nian Xiyao's staff around him, Nian Gengyao did not submit memorials to plead for Hua Fei every day. Nian Gengyao did not take any action, but Prince Guo was still trying to please him.

Prince Guo said that he had no choice but to break into the harem because he couldn't bear to see the emperor's offspring being harmed. When the emperor said it was okay but was thinking about going to Concubine Zhuang, Xia Dongchun was guided by An Lingrong to say, "Prince Guo seems to be very familiar with the girl named Juqing beside Wanpin. When he heard that Wanpin had something to do, he rushed to Yikun Palace. When he arrived at Yikun Palace, he didn't look at anyone, picked up Wanpin and wanted to run away. He is still a prince, but he has no manners at all."

Prince Guo didn't notice the emperor's strangeness at all, he was still trying to flatter Nian Gengyao. If the emperor didn't know that Prince Guo was on good terms with the palace maids in Suiyuxuan, he would definitely follow Prince Guo's thoughts and think that Nian Gengyao was arrogant, but now...

The emperor asked Xia Yi, the leader of the Flying Guillotines, to privately investigate what the connection was between Prince Guo and Sui Yuxuan.

Zhen Huan had no intention of competing for favor, and the emperor also deliberately treated her coldly; Concubine Hua was the culprit who caused Zhen Huan's miscarriage, and she was temporarily out of favor; the original concubines had all fallen out of favor one after another, and the emperor did not allow new ones to enter, which gave other concubines who were originally not favored the opportunity to emerge.

Because Hong Xian was here, the emperor came to Yi Xin a few more times, which allowed her to earn a few more points in this small world. But it was only a few times, because soon, on Qionghua Island, during the banquet at Taiye Lake, the queen asked Fang Chunyi to come by boat singing.

Yi Xin felt that the song was particularly familiar. Wasn't it the song she sang in the original plot? She could hear that the voice was deliberately leaning towards Queen Chunyuan, but not as much as she did before. And Fang Chunyi's voice and personality were originally playful. If she tried to go in a gentle direction, it would be more like a child wearing adult clothes, which seemed a bit out of place.

But it was obvious that Yi Xin found Fang Chunyi funny because he was comparing his singing with his own singing in the original plot. The others, especially the emperor, were fascinated by his singing.

Because of this song, Concubine Chun became Concubine Chun. In the days that followed, Concubine Chun completely replaced Concubine Hua and Concubine Wan and became the new generation of favorite concubine.

Fang Chunyi became a favorite concubine, and she lived with Zhen Huan in Suiyuxuan. Zhen Huan watched Fang Chunyi and the emperor being affectionate with each other every day, and said congratulations on the surface, but what she was thinking in her heart could be seen from Liu Zhu's sarcastic and mocking attitude towards Fang Chunyi in the past few days.

After Liu Zhu's behavior, Zhen Huan was as deaf and blind as if she couldn't see or hear anything, but Fang Chunyi still treated her sister as if nothing had happened.

Xia Dongchun asked in confusion in today's Yanxi Palace class: "What is Concubine Chun trying to do? She is a member of the Manchu military flag, and her rank is only one level lower than Zhen Huan. She is also the emperor's favorite concubine, so why does she have to look at Concubine Wan's face? The most aggrieved thing is that she has to look at Concubine Wan's face, but even Concubine Wan's maid Liu Zhu Juqing dared to treat Concubine Chun like a cat or a dog. I don't know how Concubine Chun endured it."

When Juqing was mentioned, Yi Xin was stunned for a moment. She hadn't heard this name for a long time.

Yi Xin watched some short videos from later generations and they all said that Ju Qing was loyal to her. She found it ridiculous that in the original plot, she killed Ju Qing just because she was sent by Zhen Huan. It was really cruel.

How could they tell that Juqing was loyal to them?

If Ju Qing was really loyal to him, how could Zhen Huan be so coincidental that she embroidered a nightgown and gave it to the emperor at almost the same time as him? Don't say it was a coincidence. How could there be so many coincidences in the palace?

Even if it is a coincidence, it must be a man-made coincidence.