I was a concubine in Legend of Zhen Huan

After there was no possibility for Ruoxi and the Tenth Brother to be together, she started to have an ambiguous relationship with the Eighth Brother. It was also at this time that the Fourteenth Brother started to support the Eighth Brother and Ruoxi as a couple.

As the first generation CP fan leader in the Qing Dynasty, Fourteenth really hopes that Ruoxi will immediately agree to marry him, Myna, as a concubine.

But Ruoxi didn't know what was going on with this prank. Not to mention asking about all of Fourth Brother's preferences, now it's related to Ninth Brother too.

Originally, Fourteenth had been arguing with Thirteenth, the leader of the CP fans of Ruoxi and the Fourth Brother, over whether Ruoxi likes Eighth Brother or Fourth Brother. Why did Ninth Brother get involved now?

Isn’t this too confusing?

If we analyze who she likes?

Fourteen is the kind of CP fan who likes to dance in front of the main characters. In order to cut off Ruoxi's improper thoughts about his ninth brother, he ran to Ruoxi and quarreled with her: "Ruoxi, just give up. Ninth brother is determined to live with his ninth sister-in-law alone. Back then, he would rather be a bald prince than break his promise to be a couple with his ninth sister-in-law for the rest of his life.

What's more, Jiusao is such a beauty, much prettier than you. My Jiuge will not give up such a stunning Jiusao and go back on his word to marry you. I have seen it all. Jiuge wants to be eight feet away from you. You should stop bothering Jiuge all the time. It is more important to live a good life with Bage."

Fourteenth was totally unaware of how excessive his words were. He kept on citing one by one the reasons why Ninth Master disliked Ruoxi, which made Ruoxi's face darker and darker.

Ruoxi had naturally seen what the Ninth Lady looked like, and even if she were to describe herself, she knew she was not as pretty as the Ninth Lady. But that didn't mean she liked being dragged down like this.

Who would like to be a control group?

What's more, she didn't have such intention towards Jiu Ye at all, okay?

Why do all of them like to misunderstand others so much?

First they all misunderstood that I liked the Tenth Master, and now they think I am entangled with the Ninth Master. What are these people thinking?

Of course it is your own behavior that causes misunderstanding!

But Ruoxi herself refused to admit this.

What's even more hateful is that after Fourteenth Master had finished dragging her down, he was not done yet. He went on to say over and over again how good Eighth Master was to her, and told Ruoxi that she must never let Eighth Master down, etc., which annoyed Ruoxi greatly.

But when she wanted to leave, the Fourteenth Master insisted on holding her back, which made Ruoxi so angry that she had a big fight with him!

She naturally had her own considerations for not agreeing to marry the Eighth Master.

One is that he has to consider the thoughts of his biological sister Ruolan (?), and the other is that the Eighth Master is not the ultimate winner in the fight for the throne. Ruoxi had previously advised the Eighth Master to withdraw from the fight for the throne for her, but the Eighth Master did not agree.

It can be seen that in the eyes of Mr. Ba, he is not as important as the country.

As for Ruoxi herself, she was afraid that she would not have a good ending.

So, she hesitated and backed off.

Don't say that they were fine when they were on the grassland.

When they were on the grassland, there was no Eighth Lady, no Ruolan, no Hongwang... In fact, in Ruoxi's understanding, on the grassland, they were briefly free from the struggle for power, so she indulged herself in a love affair with the Eighth Master at that time.

But that was only a brief escape, the problem was not resolved, and once back in the Forbidden City, all the contradictions reappeared.

So, Ruoxi backed off again.

She was confused and conflicted. At this time, she wanted to talk to the fellow villager she had previously identified. Even though it was later confirmed that Jiu Ye was the original native, she still felt a little close to Jiu Ye psychologically because of her previous misunderstanding.

But unfortunately, when Jiu Ye paid money, he would basically leave at a certain time unless Kangxi specifically instructed him to do so; when they went to travel on the grassland, Jiu Ye not only brought Jiu Fu Jin with him every time, but also treated her like a treasure to his wife. Unless he was given any errands, he would stick to Jiu Fu Jin all day long, and Ruoxi could not find many opportunities to chat with him.

Did the Jiu Ye in history love his wife so much?

Ruoxi was puzzled.

Now she actually had some suspicion that the Ninth Lady was her fellow villager.

After all, if it was historical fact, the Ninth Lady saved the Ninth Master, and the two were married at a young age, it would be impossible for the derivative novel to not include it at all. She had read so many novels and TV dramas about the Nine Dragons' succession struggle before she traveled through time, and none of them described the Ninth Master and the Ninth Lady in this way.

Ruoxi wanted to test whether the Ninth Lady was her fellow villager.

However, when Jiu Ye was in a good mood, he would occasionally talk to her, but he protected Jiu Fu Jin very closely and would not let Ruoxi get close to her, as if he were a scourge. Ruoxi was afraid that she was thinking too much, but she really couldn't find an opportunity, so she could only give up for the time being.

After all, she was still a palace maid, and the time she could squeeze out was limited. She couldn't fight to the death with the Ninth Concubine.

Moreover, ever since she broke up with the Eighth Master, the Fourth Master had been pestering her for some reason. Ruoxi was ashamed, angry, annoyed, and scared. Now she was upset.