I was a concubine in Legend of Zhen Huan

"According to the rules of the quick-pass game, the only way to gain points is through dragon energy." The system said in a pretentious manner.

"Dragon Qi? Do you mean the Emperor's Dragon Qi? How do we obtain it?"

"Not only that, according to my observation, all the princes and grandchildren of the emperor have dragon energy. As for how to obtain dragon energy, my observation so far is that if you stay near the emperor, within a distance of 15 feet (five meters), for an hour, you can get 2 points. If you also kiss and hug him, you will get more points.

Ahem, if you sleep with the emperor once, you will get more points, 5 points each time. This is the experience I got after asking more than 10 seniors. Currently, the only known way to get dragon energy, that is, the most points, is to sleep with the emperor. "The system is a little shy and a little proud. This is precious information that it got after spending points and shamelessly asking many seniors.

An Lingrong was a little curious. "The method of obtaining dragon energy was not clearly stated in the Quick Travel Bureau, but we are asked to guess it instead? Isn't it a good thing for the Quick Travel Bureau that we get points?"

The system explained: "The Quick Travel Bureau only told the systems that obtaining dragon energy is the only way to earn points. As for how to obtain dragon energy, it is up to the systems and the quick travelers to figure it out on their own. Because points can be exchanged for almost everything the quick travelers want, and the Quick Travel Bureau does not want the quick travelers to rely too much on the things in the system mall. Moreover, there is a competitive relationship between systems and between quick travelers. Each system and quick traveler is ranked, so the specific method of obtaining dragon energy is difficult to know." And I know it in such detail, praise me!

"I see. You are amazing to be able to find out so many ways to obtain dragon energy from other systems. You must have spent a lot of points on this, right?" Judging from the system's words and actions, it should really be a newbie as it said, without any scheming at all. An Lingrong first praised it and then asked about the points.

"Who said it wasn't? Woo woo woo, host, you don't know, those seniors always bully you. It's obvious that they have only done one or two more tasks than me, but they insist that I spend points before they are willing to tell me the method. I didn't have many points after I helped you rebirth, and the remaining points were almost taken away by them. Woo woo woo~" One can actually hear a bit of grievance in the cold mechanical voice of the system.

An Lingrong realized that the wishes of the audience in the future only made her noticed by the fast-travel bureau, and it was the system that really made her reborn. She felt guilty for a second for wanting to find out the system's points balance and even trying to trick her into using it first, and then nothing happened.

Sadness and melancholy belong to the rich. She has a lot to worry about right now. Her family is small, and she is not valued by the emperor and has no proud family background. She will soon enter the palace, where there is the arrogant and domineering Concubine Hua and the sweet-faced but bitter-hearted Queen. She has to think about how to live in the future.

There are also three fertility pills and three fertility pills given by the system. These are good things. She has to think about how to maximize the effects of these things.

the next day.

Shopkeeper Tong had been waiting at the door of An Lingrong's room with his youngest daughter Tong Baoshu early in the morning. An Lingrong did not bother to exchange pleasantries with him. The maid who taught etiquette in the palace would be here soon, and it would be inappropriate for her to stay in this inn any longer.

An Lingrong gave Tong the shopkeeper a jade pendant that her mother had given her as a token of trust when she came to Beijing. The jade pendant was not of very good quality, but it was the best thing An Lingrong could offer at the moment. Fortunately, Tong the shopkeeper only wanted a token of trust as a guarantee, and he was clear about his own wealth, so he did not pursue the matter.

After taking Tong Baoshu's indenture, it was agreed that Baoshu would stay with An Lingrong and serve her from now on. Baoshu helped An Lingrong pack their luggage, and An Lingrong and Aunt Xiao moved to Tong's house.

It was said that An's mother had saved Tong's life many years ago, and it was not until today that Tong saw An Lingrong's jade pendant by chance that he recognized her. Tong was grateful for An's mother's life-saving grace, so he warmly invited An Lingrong to live in their home. He was also afraid that An Lingrong would not have someone to take care of her after entering the palace, so he sent his little daughter to An Lingrong to serve her.

Believe it or not, there is a plausible reason.

One look at Manager Tong's house tells you that he is actually quite wealthy. Except for the fact that the location of the Tong Mansion is a bit remote, the size of the house and all the furnishings in it are not much inferior to the Zhen Mansion she had seen in her previous life.

As soon as An Lingrong entered the mansion, Manager Tong brought his three sons to pay a visit to An Lingrong (his daughter was already serving An Lingrong).

An Lingrong asked Tong Lao Da to train his eldest son well in the hope of a good future. Knowing that Tong Lao Er had been doing business in many places and had some business skills, An Lingrong praised him for being smart. She also encouraged Tong Zhanggui's youngest son to study hard.

After making promises to the Tong family, An Lingrong finally returned to the room prepared for her by the Tong family.

But this is not the end yet, she still has a precious book to conquer.

"You must be Baoshu, the little girl of the Tong family. I was so busy just now that I didn't have time to talk to you." After exempting Tong Baoshu from the formalities, An Lingrong pulled Baoshu to sit opposite her.

"I have heard a little about your life at home. As soon as I saw you, I knew you were a promising person. I thought that instead of letting you waste your time in this family and marry someone random when you get old, it would be better for you to follow me to the Forbidden City to have a bright future. What do you think?"

An Lingrong said this sincerely. She took advantage of yesterday's gap to ask Aunt Xiao to inquire about the specific situation of Tong's family. This girl's situation at home is not good. Except for her second brother who is more sincere to her, no one else likes her very much.

She didn't dare to trust Baojuan at all, as she urgently needed a trusted maid. She used Tong Baoshu for this reason; secondly, to give the Tong family an idea, so that they would know that she was in power in the palace through Baoshu's mouth, so that they would continue to send money to her willingly; thirdly, she had another plan in mind, she wanted to continue to observe whether the second son of Tong the shopkeeper was reliable during the days she lived in the Tong family.

If this man is reliable, she will let him take care of bringing her mother and Aunt Xiao to the capital. When her mother and Aunt Xiao come to the capital, they can live near the Tong family and help each other.

Therefore, Tong Baoshu is the most indispensable bond between her and the Tong family. She must bring Tong Baoshu into the palace, and she must subdue her before entering the palace, so that she will be willing and loyal to accompany her into the palace, so that she will not become the next Baojuan and become someone else's confidant.

"Then will I definitely have a good future if I accompany the young lady into the palace?" Seeing An Lingrong's friendly and easy-going appearance, Tong Baoshu (from now on she would be called Baoshu) was young and not shrewd enough after all, so she spoke out her true feelings at once.

But as soon as she said it, she knew she had said the wrong thing, and looked at An Lingrong cautiously, with an expression of trepidation that if An Lingrong showed the slightest displeasure, she would immediately kneel down and apologize.