A Crossover of Film and Television: Miao Miao's Life Transmigration

When the emperor finished his court session, he heard that Consort Wan had been punished for playing the zither. He felt helpless and remained silent for a long time.

The Emperor has been spending the last few days in love with Consort Wan. He thinks she is very talented and was planning to promote her to Noble Lady in a few days. However, Consort Wan has been punished again. She was previously demoted for her position, living in the main hall, and giving instructions to the head maid. Now, after only a few days out, she has been punished again by being confined to her quarters.

Thinking this way, the Emperor felt that Consort Wan was no match for his own Wanwan.

Days passed, and after being released from confinement, Consort Wan regained favor, after all, she had that kind of face.

Su Yunyi was teasing the three children with a cloth tiger. Just as they were about to grab it, she moved it to the other side. The two princes weren't angry; they had toothless smiles on their faces. But the little princess had a terrible temper and soon started crying.

When Su Yunyi saw the little princess crying, she quickly asked the nanny to take her away and comfort her.

Su Yunyi and the little prince played for another half an hour, then the little prince got sleepy and asked the wet nurse to take him away to rest.

In the middle of the night, a commotion broke out in Chengqian Palace.

Su Yunyi asked, "What's wrong?"

Banlan: "Your Majesty, Consort Shen has fallen into the water. Would Your Majesty like to go and see her?"

Su Yunyi thought they were really bored, staying up all night. Shen Meizhuang was the same, feeding fish at night for no reason. If they really wanted to feed them, they should keep a few in Xianfu Palace.

"Go ahead and help me tidy up a bit. The Emperor will probably be there soon, and as a Noble Consort, I should go and see him."

Sure enough, when Su Yunyi arrived at Cunjutang, there were already many people there, including the Emperor, Consort Wan, and Consort Hua.

After bowing to the Emperor and Empress, Su Yunyi stood quietly in a corner and watched the show.

Watching Consort Hua and Consort Wan go back and forth, you said that Consort Shen's personal maid should be severely punished, and I said no.

The result was that Consort Hua's guards were replaced.

Then Consort Hua said that she had already prepared donkey-hide gelatin and longan soup in her palace and invited the Emperor to Yikun Palace. In the end, the Emperor left Consort Wan and went to Yikun Palace.

Seeing that there was no more show to watch, Su Yunyi returned to Chengqian Palace.

After a few days of peace in the harem, Consort Hua and Zhen Huan were locked in a fierce confrontation.

Consort Hua was not a patient person. Originally, Nian Gengyao was highly valued by the emperor, and she also held the power to assist in managing the harem. She also gave birth to a child for the emperor. Apart from Consort Su, who had given birth to many children, no one else could compare to her.

Now that Zhen Huan has appeared and repeatedly provoked her, how could Consort Hua tolerate it?

That day, Zhen Huan was taking a walk in the courtyard. She had just sat down when she felt sleepy. Just then, Huan Bi pointed out that Zhen Huan was very sleepy. Zhen Huan, who was always smart, felt that something was wrong.

Q: "When did I start feeling so sleepy?"

Huanbi was puzzled, but still answered: "Five days ago, Your Highness began to experience excessive sleepiness. You spend half of the twelve hours a day sleeping. A few days ago, when the Emperor came to see Your Highness after court, Your Highness was still sleeping."

Zhen Huan sensed something was amiss.

Huanbi suddenly said happily, "Is Your Highness pregnant? I've often heard that pregnant women experience fatigue. Would Your Highness like to invite a royal physician to take a look?"

Upon hearing Huanbi's guess, Zhen Huan touched her stomach, unsure if she was pregnant: "Liuzhu, go and fetch a royal physician. Remember to invite Physician Wen."

A short while later, Wen Shichu arrived. After taking Zhen Huan's pulse, he pricked her with a needle and said with a grave expression, "Your Highness is not pregnant, but poisoned."

Upon hearing this, Zhen Huan was shocked: "What? Poisoned?"

"This is a secret medicine from the palace. It cannot be detected by ordinary pulse diagnosis. Moreover, the dosage is extremely small. However, long-term use can lead to mental disorders and dementia."

Zhen Huan looked solemnly at the people outside the courtyard and said in a deep voice, "The most urgent task is to find the person who harmed me."

Then, looking at Wen Shichu, she continued, "Brother Shichu, only you can help me now!"

Wen Shichu looked at Huan'er, who trusted him greatly, and said firmly, "Don't worry, I will definitely cure you."

Zhen Huan immediately sent Huanbi to invite Shen Meizhuang over, and the two discussed how to handle the matter. Within a few days, they caught the person who had poisoned them.

With the evidence she had obtained, Zhen Huan went to the Hall of Mental Cultivation to see the Emperor, and then revealed that she had met the Emperor at the Plum Garden on New Year's Eve.

The Emperor decided to execute Lady Yu, but Lady An, for her own selfish desires, ostensibly for Zhen Huan's sake, and perhaps also for the sake of the matter of returning the jade intact to its rightful owner, went to the Cold Palace and had Xia Xia strangle her.

However, cracks appeared in Zhen Huan's small group, especially after An Lingrong overheard Shen Meizhuang and Zhen Huan discussing her ruthlessness.

In June, after several days of torrential rain, the air was filled with moisture.

Zhen Huan always felt that Yu Ying'er was not the real murderer, and she wanted to find the real culprit.

Zhen Huan, Shen Meizhuang, and An Lingrong conspired to stage a drama about a wronged soul dying unjustly and Yu Shi seeking revenge.

When Su Yunyi heard about this, she rolled her eyes to the sky. Spreading such rumors in the harem, especially since the harem is taboo about ghosts and gods, truly shows how flawed the world of TV dramas is.

However, Su Yunyi remembered that this incident seemed to have cost Consort Li her life. No, she couldn't let Zhen Huan be so smug. She also needed to find some fun and add fuel to the fire.

A few days later, rumors were flying everywhere, and the Empress even fueled the flames behind the scenes. The first person to be frightened was Consort Fucha.

When the concubines in the harem heard that Consort Fucha had fallen ill from fright, they all brought medicine to visit her, and Su Yunyi was no exception.

When Su Yunyi arrived, Consort Fucha was frightened by a remark made by An Lingrong, something about dying unjustly.

Lady Fucha was so frightened that she started talking nonsense and was at a loss for what to do.

Seeing this, Su Yunyi said, "Consort An, don't frighten Consort Fucha."

Then he comforted her, saying, "Don't be afraid. These rumors are just lies. Someone is just trying to use them to cause trouble. Even if the Yu family wants revenge, they will only target the person who harmed her. So don't worry too much."

Consort Fucha: "Really? Your Highness, Imperial Noble Consort Yi?"

Su Yunyi stared at An Lingrong and said calmly, "Of course it's true. Some villains are trying to deceive us, but some people just don't want to expose them."

An Lingrong felt uncomfortable under Su Yunyi's gaze, and slowly lowered her eyes, trembling slightly.

After comforting Consort Fucha, Su Yunyi left.

An Lingrong, who had been waiting to the side, remained silent. She was frightened by Su Yunyi's meaningful words. After Su Yunyi left, An Lingrong went to Suiyuxuan without stopping.

The rumors persisted, clearly because the Empress wanted to use this opportunity to suppress Consort Hua's power.

Consort Hua had the power to assist in managing the six palaces, and of course she had already had several palace maids who spread rumors beaten to death, but this was only a temporary solution. The palace maids and eunuchs continued to do as they pleased and spread rumors in private.