Ruyi's Rebirth: Ruyi's Disease Retreat Retreat

Hongli was afraid that Lian would feel tired walking, so he specially gave her a sedan chair to ride back.

"Qi Ru, the Queen's health has been severely damaged this time. You must take good care of her."

Qi Ru bowed his head and said, "I will obey the emperor's order."

"Is this matter over, Father? What about my brother?" Jinse continued to ask relentlessly.

"Jinse, no one wants this to happen. Qi Ru also said that the Queen's pregnancy was already dangerous. Who can be blamed for the miscarriage now? Well, I still have memorials to review. You stay with the Queen and don't let her be too sad." After saying this, Hongli left without looking back.

Jinse wanted to step forward and argue with him but was stopped by Sulian. She whispered, "Princess, don't make the emperor unhappy."

"Lianxin is such a black-hearted girl, I will never forgive her!" Jinse said while stamping her feet. She wished she could tear Lianxin apart with her bare hands.

It was already the next day when Fucha Langya woke up. Su Lian brought the medicine prescribed by Qi Ru to her and said, "Your Majesty, this medicine will help you pass the blood clots. Please drink some."

At this moment, Fucha Langya was only thinking about her own legitimate son who died before he was born: "What sin did I commit? How come all their children can be born and grow up healthy, why can't my child?"

Cining Palace

Fujia came over with a plate of lotus cakes: "Empress Dowager, the Queen has had a miscarriage."

Zhen Huan continued to stroke the Buddhist beads in her hand, without even opening her eyes, and only replied faintly: "Hmm."

Yonghe Palace

Mei Changzai stood up and walked to the corridor. She turned towards Changchun Palace and murmured, "I guess I did a good deed. After all, she did so many evil things that I can't even count them all."

In the Yangxin Palace, Hongli threw Dawachi's letter to the ground and said, "How can I tolerate his disregard for the emperor's authority?"

A month later, the Qing army set out to attack Dzungar Khanate, during which the Mongolian Balin and Abagai tribes made significant contributions to the campaign.

When Zhen Huan heard the news that the emperor was going to send troops, her heart was in her throat. She stayed in the Buddhist temple all day, praying that Hengchu could return safely.

One day, Fujia pushed open the door of the Buddhist hall and walked in, her voice a little excited: "Empress Dowager, the eldest princess is back!"

Zhen Huan opened her eyes, and Fujia came forward to help her up: "Hengchui is really back?"

Fujia nodded: "We've arrived at the gate of the Cining Palace!"

Zhen Huan breathed a sigh of relief and cried with joy.

When we met again, Hengchui was pregnant with a big belly, and it seemed that she was already five or six months pregnant.

Hengchui knelt before Zhen Huan and said, "I, your son, pay my respects to you, mother."

Zhen Huan leaned over and helped her up: "My child, you are finally back. Mother's heart is finally at peace!"

Hengchui gave a bitter smile: "What's the use of coming back? I have to live under the same roof with the murderer of my husband and bear children for him. I have no face to live in this world."

Zhen Huan was horrified and grabbed Hengchu's hand: "No, you must not do anything stupid. Now that you are back, I will never let you suffer!"

After leaving the Cining Palace, Hengchui met Hongli.

Hongli was also holding a golden katydid cage in his hand.

Hengchu recognized it at a glance as the gift she had given to her brother before she got married.

She was about to kneel down but Hongli stopped her with his hand: "You and I are siblings, there is no need to be so polite."

"No, the emperor and his subjects come first, and then the brothers and sisters. Hengchui dares not overstep his bounds. Please accept my greeting, Your Majesty."

Hongli watched Hengchui kneel down and kowtow. He wanted to help her up but Fujia got there first, so he had to withdraw his hand awkwardly.