Comprehensive film and television: Every time I dress up as a supporting role

The queen was under house arrest.

Permanently confined to Jingren Palace, not allowed to leave for the rest of your life.

Her servants Jianqiu and Jiang Fuhai exposed her crimes in this life, including the murder of more than a dozen dragon fetuses, and the use of food incompatibility and banana leaves to kill Queen Chunyuan.

If it was just the former, the emperor might choose to keep the matter secret for the sake of stability of the country;

But when it came to Empress Chunyuan, Yinzhen was furious and finally decided to confine the empress for life.

Originally, he wanted to depose the queen, but was stopped by the queen mother.

The Empress Dowager begged him that Ulanara must not be deposed. That was the first time his mother begged him with tears in her eyes. Yinzhen softened his heart, but it was also the last time he softened his heart.

The Empress was spared the dethronement, but the maids and eunuchs who served her were all beaten to death. For Jianqiu and others, who were covered in wounds, this was an early release, as they would have died without being beaten to death.

As for the concubine who was framed by the queen, she was compensated by the emperor.

Qingran thought of Concubine Fang who was in the cold palace. She was also a poor person, so she sent an imperial physician to treat her and told her the news that the queen was under permanent house arrest.

Not long after, Concubine Fang actually recovered, but she would never be able to leave the cold palace in this lifetime. Qingran sent a palace maid to serve her, and after Yinzhen died, Concubine Fang could be released to live out her retirement.

Perhaps it was out of friendship from the previous life. This was the first time Qingran helped Concubine Fang, a stranger to him, and it was also the last time.

In the cold palace, after talking with the palace maid who came to take care of her, Concubine Fang suddenly knelt on the ground, saying words like "I'm sorry" to Concubine Hua.

At first, she believed that it was Concubine Hua who killed her child and hated her for so many years.

Unexpectedly, the enemy in the end turned out to be the seemingly kind-hearted queen.

After so much time had passed, it was Concubine Hua who saved her, treated her illness, and sent palace maids to take care of her.

This kindness was hard to repay, so she could only pray for Concubine Hua every day.

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Although the queen was under house arrest, the emperor obviously would not depose her, so the concubines had no competitiveness to ascend to the throne.

Under the Queen's schemes, the harem had suffered so many miscarriages over the years. They felt sad and exhausted. When the Queen fell, the harem became unusually peaceful.

Sisters can have children with peace of mind without worrying about being plotted against.

Afterwards, the concubines competed with each other for the chance to serve the emperor in bed. Concubine Hua simply put down her sign, claiming that she was not feeling well and could not serve the emperor in bed, giving her chances to others. Three months after the queen fell, there were six pregnant women in the harem.

Even An Lingrong and Concubine Qi, who had previously suffered a miscarriage, successfully became pregnant.

A year later, there were three more princes and three princesses in the harem.

This year, Qingran was five years old.

Five-year-old Qingran went to the study room to study early.

Shangshufang is where all the princes and princesses go to school together. After turning fifteen, the princesses will leave Shangshufang and either live with their biological mothers or get married.

The prince left the Shangshufang at the age of sixteen. If he was granted a title, he could leave the palace and build his own residence. He could then attend court regularly and receive a salary from the court to support himself.

If one cannot be granted a title, he can only be a bald prince and live in the palace. For example, the third prince in the original plot was still a bald prince in his twenties. He could not leave the palace to build a mansion. He lived in the palace, had no position of his own, and could not attend court.

The content of Qingran's studies was no different from that of the princes. The only difference was needlework and books on restricting women's behavior. These were things that only princesses could learn and the princes did not need to learn.

Of course, Qingran always refused to study the articles and content that restricted women. The teacher was afraid of the Nian family behind Princess Zhaoyue, so he didn't dare to say anything, let alone report it to the emperor.

Qingran is naturally stronger than normal people. Due to the structure of women's bodies, they are naturally weaker than men. Qingran broke this shackle. Her strength is twice that of a normal adult. Even if it is compressed into a child, she is still stronger than a child.

For this reason, Qingran had more than enough energy. In addition, she was not a child's soul, so she was like a fish in water in the upper study. She learned faster and harder than others. Before long, she became the most proud student of the teachers in the upper study.

When she was a little older, after the age of seven, Qingran formally began to learn horse riding and archery. In this regard, Qingran was still someone that her sisters and brothers needed to look up to. In all courses, she was far ahead of other students, to the point that they could not catch up even if they tried their best.

The Master often wondered in his heart why Princess Zhaoyue was not a boy. If she were a boy, her future achievements would be unimaginable.

More than once, when Yinzhen checked the children's homework and found Qingran, his expression was always complicated, with a hint of regret and deep relief. If Zhaoyue was a man, with the support of the Nian family, his future would definitely be uncontrollable.

Yinzhen would never consider making the prince born to Nian Shilan the crown prince, or even the emperor.

Being a princess is great.

Every time, Yinzhen always praised Qingran as if he was praising a perfect child who made him proud but not intimidated.

Yinzhen was satisfied and began to respond to Qingran's requests, which helped Qingran learn more comprehensively.

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The peaceful days passed quickly.

Within two years, Longkodo displeased the emperor in the court, and the emperor ordered the empress dowager to personally deal with Longkodo.

The Queen Mother fell ill upon her return and died soon after.

Once the Empress Dowager died, she could no longer protect the Queen. The Queen couldn't eat or sleep well in Jingren Palace and died in the cold winter.

The body was not discovered until three days later, after which the emperor buried Yixiu with great ceremony.

There was no mention of the new emperor, and the position of queen remained vacant, as if Yixiu was still there.

This year, Qingran was eight years old.

A princess has reached the age of 15, the only one so far.

In front of Princess Wen Yi was the daughter of Concubine Xin.

She chose a husband early in the year she came of age and left the palace to set up a princess residence. She would only meet her husband at specific times every month. At other times, the eldest princess would go to the palace to accompany Concubine Xin, as if to make up for the regret of not being able to see her mother in the past.

The eldest princess has married, but Princess Chaogui, left behind by the late emperor, is still living in the palace. She is not married and no one mentions her. She seems to have been forgotten.

Yinzhen's health became very poor. He was old and no longer at the age to talk about love affairs. However, he refused to accept his age and selected a group of new beauties to enter the palace to gain confidence from the new concubines.

As for Concubine Hua, she is already in her thirties. Although her appearance remains the same, there are fine crow's feet at the corners of her eyes, and her skin is not as firm and smooth as when she was young.

The emperor had long lost his favor for Concubine Hua. If it were not for the fact that there were no capable generals available in the court, Nian Gengyao was increasingly restrained and respectful to Yinzhen, and Yinzhen still needed Nian Gengyao, Concubine Hua would have fallen out of favor.

However, even if she had not fallen out of favor, the Emperor no longer called upon Concubine Hua, and Concubine Hua was content with her quiet life. She accepted greetings from the concubines every day, had the real power of the Empress, but did not have to fulfill the Empress's troublesome duty of advising the Emperor to take care of his health. Concubine Hua was extremely happy.