I fulfilled the female supporting role's wish and I succeeded

Ye Lanyi slowly opened her eyes, her consciousness gradually returning. She struggled to stand up, feeling sore and weak all over, and her throat was so dry that it seemed to be smoking.

"The young lady is awake?" The maidservant beside her had a glint of joy in her eyes and hurried forward to support her. "Be careful, don't move too hastily."

Ye Lanyi gently stroked her aching forehead, her voice weak and hoarse: "I am... not dead?" She looked around, the unfamiliar environment made her a little dazed for a moment.

The maid gently helped her lean against the headboard of the bed, her tone gentle and filled with joy: "Miss, you are finally awake. I was so worried. You have been unconscious for three days, and your fever has only just subsided."

As she spoke, she carefully tucked the corner of the quilt for Ye Lanyi.

Ye Lanyi tried hard to recall her memories before she fell into a coma. She only remembered fainting at the horse farm and then losing consciousness. She asked in confusion, "Who brought me here?"

The maid replied in a low voice, "It was Consort Shu who sent someone to fetch you. She even ordered the imperial physician to examine you and prescribe a prescription to reduce your fever."

"Empress Shu?" Ye Lanyi's eyes flashed with surprise, and then revealed a deep gratitude. She murmured, a warm feeling welling up in her heart.

Seeing that she was awake, the maid hurriedly poured her a cup of warm tea and handed it to her. Ye Lanyi took the teacup, her fingertips trembling slightly as she took a cautious sip. The warm tea slid down her throat, dispelling some of the discomfort.

She turned to look out the window, only to see pear blossoms fluttering down like a silent snowfall. Ye Lanyi's eyes held a touch of thought and emotion as she softly said, "Thank you, Imperial Concubine Shu, for saving my life. When I recover, I will personally go and thank you."

A few days passed in a flash, and Ye Lanyi gradually recovered under careful care. She took the medicine prescribed by the imperial physician every day, and her physical condition improved day by day.

On this day, Ye Lanyi finally regained some spirits and decided to go to Shuimu Mingse in person to thank Concubine Shu for saving her life.

Arriving outside Shuimu Mingse, Ye Lanyi took a deep breath and straightened her clothes. After the palace maid at the gate announced, she walked lightly into the hall.

An Lingrong was reclining on a soft sandalwood couch, dressed in a lavender palace dress, looking lazy yet noble. Seeing Ye Lanyi come in, she sat up slightly straighter.

"Greetings, Her Majesty the Imperial Concubine Shu." Ye Lanyi knelt gracefully, her voice trembling slightly, her eyes welling with tears. She felt immense gratitude, yet she didn't know how to express it.

An Lingrong's eyes softened as she said in a gentle voice, "Get up quickly. Are you feeling better?"

Ye Lanyi raised her head, tears welling up in her eyes: "Thank you, Your Majesty, for saving my life. If it weren't for you, I'm afraid I would have..." She choked and was speechless for a while.

"It's all in the past. You don't need to be so upset." An Lingrong raised her hand to interrupt her, her voice soft, "Someone, find a seat for Miss Ye."

The maids at the side hurriedly brought a brocade cushion. Ye Lanyi didn't dare sit down, but remained kneeling on the ground. "Your kindness is as heavy as a mountain, and I will never be able to repay it in this lifetime. From now on, if the Queen has any instructions, I will go through fire and water and will not refuse even if it means death."

An An Lingrong's lips curled up slightly, a barely perceptible smile flickering in her eyes. She waved her hand gently, her tone gentle yet commanding: "Miss Ye, you are too kind. I simply happened to be passing by the horse farm and saw you fainted, so I came to your rescue."

Ye Lanyi was startled at the words, a complex mix of emotions welling up within her. She looked up at An Lingrong, only to see her expression indifferent, as if it were truly a simple task, as she had said. But how could the meticulous care she had given him during his three days of coma be simply explained away?

Ye Lanyi clenched her hands tightly, her nails almost digging into her palms.

"Your Majesty's great kindness and virtue will never be forgotten by Lan Yi. No matter what you say, this kindness has been deeply engraved in Lan Yi's heart. From now on, if you have any mission, Lan Yi will do her best to repay your kindness."

An Lingrong sighed softly upon hearing this, a complex expression flashing across her eyes. She slowly stood up and walked lightly to Ye Lanyi.

Her delicate hand gently stroked Ye Lanyi's head, and she spoke softly, "Silly girl, I didn't save you for any other purpose. If you are truly grateful, just take good care of yourself in the future."

Ye Lanyi looked up, her tearful eyes meeting An Lingrong's gentle gaze. Her nose felt sore, and she could no longer suppress her inner turmoil. She whispered softly, "My Queen..."

An Lingrong thought in her heart that Ye Lanyi was also a miserable person. After being rescued by Prince Guo, she fell in love with Prince Guo.

Later, the emperor saw her heroic figure in the horse farm and brought her back to the palace to be a substitute for Concubine Hua. Later, when she learned that Prince Guo was killed by the emperor, she became a dragon slayer.

This time there are no such intersections. I hope she will not be involved in the right and wrong in the palace and live a free and easy life.

An Lingrong gently stroked the top of Ye Lanyi's head, feeling a mixture of emotions. She had originally wanted to use this opportunity to win over Ye Lanyi and gain more support in the palace.

But looking at the simple and grateful woman in front of her, she couldn't bear to drag her into the vortex of court struggle.

"Get up," An Lingrong said softly, helping Ye Lanyi up. "You've just recovered, there's no need to work so hard."

Ye Lanyi stood up, tears still in her eyes. An Lingrong led her to sit on the couch and personally poured her a cup of tea.

"Thank you, Your Majesty." Ye Lanyi took the teacup with both hands and took a sip carefully.

An Lingrong patted her hand gently and said softly, "Take good care of yourself and don't get sick again."

Tears welled up in Ye Lanyi's eyes, and she bowed deeply: "Lanyi will remember the Empress's teachings."

An Lingrong looked at Ye Lanyi's departing back, a complex look flashing in her eyes.

Wanfang Anhe

The emperor sat upright on the dragon throne, his brow furrowed, his eyes as sharp as a hawk's. Prince Guo knelt before the table, his head lowered, awaiting the emperor's decree.

After a long while, the emperor finally spoke. His voice was deep and majestic, echoing in the empty hall:

"Seventeen, I recently learned that Prince Dun and Nian Gengyao were secretly colluding and plotting a rebellion to usurp the throne."

Prince Guo suddenly looked up, his eyes flashing with shock and confusion. He opened his mouth, but didn't dare to speak rashly.

The emperor looked directly at Prince Guo with a sharp gaze: "This matter is of great importance. I need your help to find out the truth."

Prince Guo took a deep breath, his expression stern. He clasped his hands together and replied solemnly, "I will do my utmost to live up to your majesty's trust."

The emperor nodded slightly, his tone softening slightly: "You frequently visit Prince Dun's residence, so it's easier for you to gather information."

Prince Guo's heart tightened, beads of sweat oozing from his forehead. His fingers unconsciously clutched his robe as he pondered how to handle this thorny situation.

The emperor noticed his subtle change and continued, "Remember to act with caution and don't alert the enemy."

Prince Guo quickly knelt on the ground and respectfully promised, "I understand. I will proceed with caution and not let any rumors leak out."

The emperor nodded in satisfaction and raised his hand to signal him to leave. Prince Guo slowly stood up, took a few steps back, and turned to leave the hall.