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Yu Nu couldn't believe that Qing Ge would marry someone else, so she ran away that very night and found her Qing Ge.

When I saw Qingge again, he was lying on the bed, looking like he had just been flogged. When I mentioned this, Qingge said that it was thanks to His Majesty that he was spared because His Majesty was afraid that he would miss the auspicious day due to his injury and would not be able to stand up to perform the wedding ceremony.

After chatting for a while, he said, "Yu Niang, I am a coward. Now even death is a luxury for me."

Yu Nu didn't know how she left in the end. She hated the emperor for using her to blackmail Qing Ge, but she was also glad that the emperor had managed to blackmail Qing Ge.

With the wedding day fast approaching, coincidentally, Qingge's adoptive father died. Qingge used this as an excuse to observe three years of mourning, which the emperor granted. However, for some reason, the emperor began to visit Yu Nu more frequently.

Without Qingge's protection, Yu Nu could not give vague answers to the emperor's questions, nor could she give perfunctory answers to the topics he raised, and she could not even refuse the wine offered by the emperor.

Finally, she got drunk. Wu Xie could only see that after Yu Nu got drunk, the emperor carried her to the bed, and then he could see nothing else.

Once the mourning period was over, the emperor couldn't wait to order Qingge to get married.

On the day of Qing Ge's remarriage, it is said that he was forced to perform the wedding ceremony, and his head was even broken from kowtowing. The bride was ridiculed for this for quite some time.

One rainy day, Qingge rushed to the Taoist temple in a panic. He hadn't brought an umbrella and was soaked to the bone. As soon as he saw Yunu, he grabbed her hand and tried to run outside, saying, "Quick! Yunu, I'll take you away from here. That man has gone mad. He wants to take you as his concubine!"

But Yu Nu let go of his hand. She didn't know how to face Qing Ge. She knew this day would come sooner or later, but she never thought that Qing Ge would risk his life to take her away.

If it had been earlier, she would have run away with them, but it was too late. After getting drunk that day, they could never go back.

Qingge stared blankly at his loosened hand for a moment, then smiled, thinking he could go back with a smile. But as he smiled, tears welled up in his eyes. He asked unwillingly, "What did I do wrong that you treat me like this now?"

Perhaps out of fear of receiving a response, he left after saying those words. Unlike his hasty arrival, he walked extremely slowly, but even at his slowest pace, the heavy rain could not wash away his disheveled state.

And so, in that year, Yang Yuhuan, only 22 years old, married Li Longji, who was 56 years old, and became his concubine.

The aging emperor was very fond of this concubine. He cherished the time he spent with Yu Nu, which reminded him of the joy he had with Consort Wu Hui when he was young. He regretted not being able to give Consort Wu Hui and himself the gifts they had received back then, and he wanted to fulfill all of that regret in one fell swoop. He stuffed all kinds of jewels, silks and satins, delicacies from land and sea into her palace as if they were free, regardless of whether Yu Nu actually needed them or not.

Yu Nu was a skilled dancer, and when she danced, she looked exactly like Consort Wu Hui in his memory. So he composed the "Rainbow Feather Dress Dance" for Yu Nu. Occasionally, when he saw Yu Nu dancing, he would mischievously call Prince Shou to watch her dance. He wanted to see Prince Shou's embarrassed expression, but every time Prince Shou's indifferent expression disappointed him.

Some people speculated about the old emperor's thoughts, and several princes who were at odds with Prince Shou joined forces to give Prince Shou a priceless green hat.

Prince Shou accepted the hat with great good temper, saying that the hat must be very valuable and thanking his brothers for their good intentions.

From then on, the once virtuous and upright Prince Shou earned the nickname "coward."

Seeing that the Prince of Shou remained unmoved and that the emperor could not find any fault with his son in court, the old emperor found it boring and stopped summoning people to the palace.

Many years have passed in the blink of an eye. The only thing that Prince Shou could be considered to have overstepped his bounds in all these years was to give the Imperial Concubine a hand-carved portrait at her birthday banquet every year. The portrait depicted Yu Huan dancing gracefully and lifelike, but she never dared to take it out even once.