I was a concubine in Legend of Zhen Huan

The emperor indeed accepted An Lingrong's statement, and told everyone that it was An Lingrong who insisted on taking the emperor to her.

Not only that, the emperor never went to Suiyuxuan again and stayed in An Lingrong's Yongshou Palace for a whole month.

In fact, Zhen Huan knew that something was wrong when she returned that day. Liu Zhu reminded Zhen Huan that her eyebrows did not look good as soon as she returned.

But at that time, Zhen Huan still firmly carried out her idea of ​​leaving the emperor alone for a few days, so that he could see her but not eat her, and only then would he take her to heart.

It was a good idea, and she had succeeded in her previous life.

Unfortunately, many things in this life have gone off track, and there is no "apricot blossom and light rain" love process. The emperor is Chunchun using Zhen Huan as a plaything substitute, just because she is a substitute for Bai Yueguang, the emperor can't help thinking when he sees her face, "If Chunyuan is still here, I must give her exclusive love." And now, the emperor just copied everything he wanted to do with Chunyuan to Zhen Huan.

But Zhen Huan has been causing trouble time and time again, and the emperor's pure filter for her has been shattered. But Zhen Huan herself still thinks that she is still different to the emperor.

Isn't it? On the night of praying in the snow, An Lingrong successfully brought the emperor to her bed.

It would have been fine if the emperor only came to An Lingrong's place for one day, but the emperor stayed in Yongshou Palace for the next month. Not only did he not go to Suiyuxuan once, he also did not give her any rewards or comfort.

This turned Zhen Huan's previously grand comeback into a complete joke.

When she went to pay her respects recently, Concubine Li made fun of Zhen Huan a lot.

It was only at this time that the Queen felt that it was a good thing that Concubine Qi and Noble Lady Fucha came to pay their respects.

You see now, without these two people, there is no one to speak directly to Concubine Li when she is being mean to others, so there is less noise to be heard.

But Zhen Huan never gave up. She kept sending gifts to the Yangxin Palace over the past few days, and finally the emperor softened his heart.

When the emperor stepped into Suiyuxuan again after more than a month, how could she dare to play hard to get again?

The emperor was welcomed in obediently. Although there was nothing impressive to remember this time, he was finally restored to favor.

The emperor went to Suiyuxuan for seven consecutive days, and Zhen Huan's arrogance returned.

She had not yet forgotten the humiliation of being slapped in the face on the street, but Concubine Qi and Noble Lady Fucha were still under house arrest, so she had to let them go for the time being.

But without these two people, she still has people to avenge, and she will not sit idle. It can be said that now, except for the good impression of Concubine Jing and the slightly better impression of the Queen, except Fang Chunyi and Huanbi in the Sui Yuxuan, the rest of the palace are enemies of her, Zhen Huan.

As for why her impression of the Queen also declined, it all started when she was slapped in the face by Cui Guo. Such a big thing happened in the harem, the Queen couldn't have been unaware of it, but she didn't come out to seek justice for herself. From then on, Zhen Huan's impression of the Queen was not very good.

Moreover, on the day she prayed in the snow, it had just snowed, so how could there be so many snowballs on the branches of the plum tree? There were so many that the butterflies under her cloak were all crushed to death as soon as they came out. Concubine Hua is no longer in charge of things. The affairs of the harem are all in the hands of the queen and Concubine Jing. Concubine Jing has always been a good person. How long has she been in power? The people below will not listen to her like this. In addition to the queen, there is no one else who can handle this matter.

The second people Zhen Huan planned to take revenge on were the people in Concubine Hua's team. Concubine Xiang refused to accept her recruitment and accepted all the good things she brought with her; Concubine Jia abducted the emperor on the first snowy night, disrupting her plan to regain the emperor's favor; Concubine Li mocked her when she came to pay her respects, scolding her for being too hypocritical and finally making the emperor run away... The people in Concubine Hua's team were not good people, and she wanted to deal with them one by one!

It just so happens that Princess Chaogui's marriage is a great opportunity.

When the Junggar tribe came to ask for the marriage of the Qing princess, Zhen Huan had already successfully regained the emperor's favor, so when the emperor summoned all the concubines to discuss who should marry them, Zhen Huan was there too.

The emperor first explained his current difficulties. The marriage was inevitable and what needed to be discussed now was the issue of the candidate.

When Concubine Jing and Cao Qinmo heard that a legitimate princess was going to be married off, they were so frightened that their faces turned pale.

Concubine Jing finally got a daughter, and now they have a good relationship. How could she bear to let Shuhe go to that barbarian land to suffer? Everyone in the harem could see how much Cao Qinmo felt for Wen Yi. She wanted to pick Wen Yi out: "Your Majesty, although Wen Yi is your biological daughter, she is still young. How can she marry into the imperial family?"

This time, Concubine Jing responded faster than An Lingrong and Concubine Li: "Concubine Xiang is right! Shuhe and Wenyi are still young, so it is really not appropriate for them to marry."

The emperor also said that the person he chose to marry was not his own daughter: "If Shuhe and Wenyi were of full age, I wouldn't have to worry about this."

Upon hearing this, the Queen understood the Emperor's intention and suggested that Princess Chaogui, the youngest daughter of the late Emperor, be the most suitable person to go.

The emperor first pretended to refuse, saying that he couldn't bear it, but after repeated persuasion and consolation from the queen, he finally agreed to let Princess Chaogui marry Junggar.

"Since Chaogui is the only candidate, the Queen will arrange for her to marry Junggar in ten days."

The queen nodded and said, "Then I will do my best to take care of everything for the princess."

Things should have ended here, but Zhen Huan, just like in her previous life, insisted on asking Cao Qinmo to help prepare the princess's dowry.

Cao Qinmo had been trying very hard to reduce her presence, but when Zhen Huan mentioned her again, Cao Qinmo felt like eating Zhen Huan's heart alive.

In a panic, she could only decline, saying, "I really don't understand these things. I'm afraid I've failed the emperor and my sister."

An Lingrong also pleaded, "Your Majesty, although Wanpin has good intentions, her idea is a bit inappropriate. A woman's dowry is related to her life. The princess' dowry should be prepared by the Empress of the Central Palace. I think that the Empress has always been the most prudent, and Princess Chaogui is marrying for the sake of the country. Your Majesty might as well give her more respect and let the Empress prepare her dowry?"

An Lingrong recalled that in her previous life, Princess Chaogui had only been married for half a month when the old Khan died, and she also suffered the humiliation of marrying a new Khan for the second time. The marriage was something that could not be changed, so she could only try her best to make Princess Chaogui suffer less humiliation.

As preparing the dowry is too cumbersome and the roads are difficult to travel in winter, I beg the Emperor to send the princess to marry in Junggar next spring.

Although he favored Zhen Huan again, in the emperor's heart, Zhen Huan was now far less important than An Lingrong.

He agreed to An Lingrong's proposal: "Then the Queen will be fully responsible for Chaogui's marriage. Let the Imperial Astronomical Observatory pick a few auspicious dates, and Chaogui's wedding date will be changed to next spring. I have something else to do in the previous court, so I'll leave first."

Half a month later, the old Khan of Junggar died, and they requested that Princess Chaogui marry their new Khan, and the emperor agreed.

When the news reached the harem, Princess Chaogui and her daughter were so happy that they wanted to kowtow to An Lingrong.

Although I still have to marry to Junggar, it is better to marry a man in his prime than to marry an old man in his sixties who is about to die!