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

When Yixiu heard the imperial physician's words, her heart sank. She hadn't expected that after all this trouble, Consort Tian's child still hadn't been aborted.

Yixiu continued, "In that case, Imperial Physician Zhang, please write a prescription! Also, Consort Wan's face was scratched by a cat. Have the Imperial Physician take a look and give Consort Wan the best scar-removing ointment."

Physician Zhang went down to write a prescription and gave it to a maid to prepare the medicine.

The Empress Dowager arrived quickly. After her maternal relatives were dismissed from their posts by the Emperor, they had been recuperating and worshipping Buddha in the Cining Palace. Upon hearing the news, they rushed over.

Su Yunyi noticed that even makeup couldn't hide the Empress Dowager's sickly appearance, and Su Yunyi felt relieved. Who told this old woman to always hide behind the scenes and cause trouble?

When the Empress Dowager heard the imperial physician's diagnosis, she realized that Yixiu was responsible for what happened today. What could she do? She immediately rushed over to clean up the mess for Yixiu.

Now that the Uya clan has declined, only the Ulanara clan remains, and she still needs Yixiu to sit on the throne of Empress.

The Empress Dowager breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing the imperial physician's words.

"Imperial Physician Zhang, you will be in charge of taking care of Consort Tian's pregnancy. You must ensure the safety of the imperial heir."

Zhang Mi bowed respectfully: "Your subject will certainly do his best."

Next, the Empress Dowager looked around, examining each of the concubines, and finally looked at Yixiu.

He asked, "What happened?"

Su Yunyi almost burst out laughing while watching the Empress Dowager's performance, but she managed to control her expression. Wasn't the Empress Dowager here to clean up after Yixiu because she knew about Yixiu's situation?

The Empress Dowager probably didn't like Yongzheng's children, otherwise why would she always help Yixiu and aid the wicked? Perhaps in the Empress Dowager's heart, there were only her youngest son and her maternal clan.

The Empress Dowager's purpose was somewhat unclear. According to the original situation, the Emperor had three children: Hongshi was dull-witted, Hongli had a poor background, and Hongzhou was weak and in poor health.

Why did the Empress Dowager order Yixiu to harm the Emperor's heirs? Was it for the sake of the Fourteenth Prince, Yinzhen, so that he could succeed to the throne, thus ensuring succession from brother to brother?

Thinking of this, Su Yunyi immediately became vigilant. No, such a change couldn't happen. She wasn't a saint. For the sake of her mission, she didn't mind using some violent means.

She felt more at ease leaving the Fourteenth Prince disabled. Now that Hongxi was favored by the Emperor, she wasn't worried about Hongxi betraying her because she had given Hongxi a psychological suggestion that he would only be filial to her.

The Empress Dowager also thought it best to let her die sooner rather than later.

Faced with the Empress Dowager's question, Consort Qi trembled, not understanding why the pine cones had bumped into Consort Tian's stomach.

Yi Xiu looked troubled and said, "Consort Qi thought the weather was nice today, so she brought the cat out to sunbathe. Who knew the cat would go berserk and bump into Consort Tian, ​​frightening her."

The Empress Dowager looked at Yixiu and asked, "Whose cat is this?"

The Empress glanced at the trembling Consort Qi and said, "This cat was a gift from Consort Qi to me."

The Empress Dowager's questioning was just a formality; she understood that today's events were definitely related to Yixiu.

They simply ordered that Consort Tian be sent back to Yanxi Palace to rest and recuperate during her pregnancy, and that the cat be caught and executed.

In the side hall.

Consort Wan lay in bed for quite some time before the imperial physician finally arrived.

After taking her pulse, the imperial physician exclaimed with delight, "Your Highness, this is truly a joyous occasion!"

Liu Zhu retorted angrily, "You imperial physician, you're being unreasonable! The young mistress is injured, how can there be any joy?"

The imperial physician slowly said, "Your Highness is already two months pregnant."

Liu Zhu's eyes were filled with joy: "That's wonderful, my lady."

The imperial physician gave a few instructions, stopped the bleeding, and left a prescription for Consort Wan. He still needed to go and report the good news to the Empress.

After the Empress Dowager finished dealing with her business, she sent someone to chase after the cat, but the cat had already disappeared.

Consort Hua naturally wouldn't let Zhen Huan off the hook, saying that Zhen Huan had offended Consort Tian, ​​and that if it weren't for Zhen Huan, Consort Tian wouldn't have almost miscarried. Consort Li and Consort Cao added fuel to the fire.

At this moment, the imperial physician walked in and said that Consort Wan was already two months pregnant.

Yi Xiu's face almost broke down, but in a second it switched to a happy expression. He hadn't managed to take down one, and now another one was coming.

The Empress Dowager wore a happy expression and didn't hold Zhen Huan's offense against Consort Tian against her.

Upon hearing the news that Zhen Huan was pregnant, the faces of the concubines present all turned sour. The concubines who had children were alright, but those who didn't were practically overflowing with jealousy.

After the Empress Dowager finished dealing with everything, she left.

After the Empress Dowager left, Consort Li said sarcastically, "In my opinion, Consort Wan is the truly blessed one. Consort Tian's pregnancy was just disrupted by her and she needs to rest in bed. Consort Wan has not yet been punished, and now that she is pregnant, she has not been punished either."

Consort Li had also had a child, but unfortunately she miscarried. Now that there was a new concubine, the Emperor didn't like to visit her palace, and she didn't know if she could get pregnant again. When she heard that Zhen Huan was pregnant, she lost her composure.

At this moment, Yixiu naturally had to show her virtue: "Consort Wan did not mean to offend Consort Tian, ​​and besides, the Empress Dowager did not say anything, so let's not mention this matter again."

Hearing Yixiu's words, Consort Li, no matter how unwilling she was, dared not say anything more. She was not Consort Hua, who had a family, was favored, and had children.

Yixiu said a few more words and then dismissed the crowd.

After enjoying the farce, Su Yunyi left Jingren Palace and secretly told Consort Tian about the Empress's plot against her.

I believe that the Fucha clan will cause trouble for the Ulanara clan, otherwise Yixiu has been living too well lately and has ulterior motives to harm Hongxi.

Yi Xiu was really persistent. After Hong Xi moved to the Prince's residence, Yi Xiu would find trouble for Hong Xi whenever she had the chance. Fortunately, they were all minor things, but they were still annoying. Hong Xi was very smart and could handle most of the problems on his own. Su Yunyi would handle the rest in secret.

Consort Tian almost miscarried, and Lady Fucha will not let it go so easily.

In Yanxi Palace, Consort Tian lay in bed, terrified. She had never imagined the inner palace could be so treacherous, and she had almost lost her child. She kept complaining to her maid, "What should I do, Sang'er? I'm so scared!"

Sang'er wasn't someone who could handle things well, otherwise she wouldn't have abandoned her mistress and run away when Consort Tian was frightened by Zhen Huan using Empress Lü.

Sang'er asked tremblingly, "Does Your Highness wish to ask Consort Yi for help?"

Consort Tian was a little disappointed and guilty: "But, ever since I became pregnant, I have become estranged from Consort Yi and have not gone to Chengqian Palace to pay my respects to her. Even if I were to seek her help now, she would not help me!"

Sang'er, of course, understood what her mistress had been doing since becoming pregnant—basically making enemies everywhere—and hesitated, saying, "Why don't we ask Madam? She'll definitely be able to come up with a solution for you."

Consort Tian, ​​whose mind wasn't very bright, suddenly had an epiphany upon hearing Sang'er's suggestion. She said, "Mother, quickly bring me paper and pen. I want to write a letter to you and ask you to help me think of a solution."

Sang'er went to fetch a pen and handed it to Consort Tian. Consort Tian took the pen with trembling hands and wrote down what had happened that day, then had it delivered to the Fucha family that very night.

After receiving Consort Tian's letter, Lady Fucha consulted with Lord Fucha. Lord Fucha, after discussing with the clan chief, found a palace maid who knew medicine and sent her to Yanxi Palace.

Lord Fucha certainly didn't think that Consort Tian's near miscarriage was an accident. Together with the clan leader, he used the Fucha clan's connections in the palace to try to find out what happened.

Originally, after the Empress Dowager and the Empress dealt with the matter, Fucha would naturally not be able to find out the truth. But who was Su Yunyi? She wanted Fucha to find out the truth, so she mobilized her connections and secretly helped Fucha. Of course, the evidence was given to her little by little.

Empress Fucha finally discovered that it was the Empress's doing. Considering the situation in the harem, Empress Fucha decided to take another gamble and align herself with Empress Sujia.

Su Yunyi received the news from home and understood that the matter was settled. As long as the Fucha clan benefited, they would always be on the same side, provided that Consort Tian's child was not a prince.

Su Yunyi knew, of course, that Consort Tian was pregnant with a princess. She planned to let Consort Tian have another child in a few years. She wouldn't care whether it was a boy or a girl, because the age difference between Consort Tian and Hongxi was too great, and the Emperor's lifespan was not long.