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In fact, Wei Yanwan could understand the queen's calm behavior.

Yonghuang is really speechless.

Perhaps because he lost his mother when he was young, Yong Huang has always been obsessed with this.

Later, I heard some baseless rumors, saying that Concubine Zhemin was killed by the Queen.

He didn't verify it, but just believed it.

At first, Hongli valued him very much because of his eldest son.

Therefore, his desire for maternal love is not that great, and his dissatisfaction with the queen can be well hidden.

Later, he gradually grew up and revealed his mediocre side.

Hongli was dissatisfied with him and gradually ignored him.

Without Hongli's love, Yonghuang became a little transparent.

Gradually, I longed for maternal love more and more, and my obsession with childhood became deeper and deeper.

Especially after being reprimanded by Hongli for being unfilial and disloyal, he worried excessively and often lingered on his sick bed.

Every time at this time, he attributed the reason why he was ignored by the emperor to the fact that he was the child of a mother without a forehead and no one spoke for him in the harem.

In addition, Hongli used the queen's name to reprimand him, which made his resentment towards the queen even deeper.

How could this kind of resentment not be discovered by the wealthy Cha family who came to visit?

After all, no matter what, Yonghuang's E Niang comes from the Fucha clan.

Especially Fu Heng, after learning that Yong Huang was resentful towards his sister, he felt that he was mentally ill and stopped having any contact with her in anger.

When the queen learned about this, she became even more angry.

Why do you throw all the dirty and smelly stuff on her? !

She didn't like Imperial Concubine Zhemin, nor did she like her to give birth to her eldest son before her.

But she also knew that as a sister of the same race, Imperial Concubine Zhemin's attitude was naturally the same as hers. How could she harm the other party?

Besides, if she really wanted to take action, why wait until the other party gave birth for the second time?

Why not take action when the other party is alive?

When she gave birth for the second time, Princess Zhemin gave birth to just a daughter. What was the point of her taking action?

You know, imperial doctors can determine the gender of the fetus at six or seven months.

When Huai Yonghuang, the noble concubine of Emperor Zhemin, was about to give birth, she already knew the gender.

The queen was so angry that she had a headache and couldn't help complaining.

Although the complaint was made in Changchun Palace, how could there be an airtight wall in this harem?

Next to Wei Yanwan was the top gossip expert in the harem, and it didn't take long for him to know the cause and effect.

I was also shocked by Yong Huang's brain circuit.

No wonder Hongli wanted to use the topic to kick people out of the competition for successors.

This brain is really... really good and fun-loving.

He was so sick that he couldn't get out of bed, and he still resented the queen instead of reflecting on why he was reprimanded.

In fact, Hongli didn't expect that he would make someone seriously ill just by scolding him.

Who would have thought of this? With such poor psychological quality, why do you still have the nerve to compete for the throne?

At the beginning, the Holy Patriarch scolded his eighth son: "He was born to a lowly woman from Xin Zheku. He has had a sinister heart since he was a child."

Isn’t this more vicious than Hongli’s scolding?

After Yinhu was depressed for a while, didn't he cheer up and continue to find a way out?

Yonghuang was born at a good time. If he had been born during the Kangxi period, he would have been scolded to death before he reached adulthood.

Wei Yanwan was thinking wildly and had no opinion on Yong Huang.

She was not familiar with the other party.

On the contrary, Concubine Chun expressed concern: "Did you send an imperial doctor to treat me? My eldest brother is only twenty-three, why is he not in good health?"

The queen looked calm: "The emperor has sent the imperial doctor Fang to treat him, but the imperial doctor said that he has a heart disease and there is no cure."

After hearing this, Ruyi sighed: "In the past, when I was in the dormitory, I could still remember the scene when Sister Zhu Ying was pregnant with the eldest brother. In the blink of an eye, Sister Zhu Ying died of dystocia, and even the eldest brother... It is true that things in the world are unpredictable."

Gao Xiyue couldn't help rolling her eyes when she saw her like this: "Nala noble, haven't you copied enough palace rules? As a small noble, you dare to call Princess Zhemin your sister? Besides, if Concubine Zhemin will feel disgusted when she sees you acting coyly. When you were in Qiandi, your domineering behavior made all the sisters in Qiandi look forward to seeing you. How dare you miss Concubine Zhemin? Fortunately, God If you have eyes, let the emperor know who is good."

Gao Xiyue became so angry when she mentioned the past.

She is beautiful, talented, and plays the pipa well.

Not only himself, but also Fucha Zhuying and Jin. Who is not as good-looking as Yi? Who is not as gentle as Yi?

But it happened that the emperor at the time seemed to be blind, blindly favoring Ruyi and praising others.

It was as if Ruyi was a goddess and they were all mortal servants.

At that time, Qiandi was Ruyi's world, and even the queen had to stay away.

How could they not resent Ruyi?

Fortunately, the emperor is no longer blind now, and finally no longer supports this hypocritical and pretentious Ruyi, which makes her feel happy.

Ruyi's face was as black as the bottom of a pot, and she looked at Gao Xiyue with cold eyes.

"I felt for the moment that I had no intention of offending Emperor Zhemin's noble concubine."

As for the domineering attitude Gao Xiyue said, Ruyi didn't recognize it.

The emperor doted on him back then and liked to have him by his side. Do you still want to push others away?

Gao Xiyue has no mercy for her eldest brother, but she comes to reprimand her. How ridiculous!

"I don't know whether noble Nala misses the days when he was in the dormitory, or he really misses Emperor Zhemin's concubine?"

Gao Xiyue mocked lazily and stopped talking to Ruyi.

Bao Ruyi's face turned livid with anger, but there was nothing he could do.

After the queen announced that Yong Huang was not well, a few days later, Doctor Fang replied that Yong Huang had recovered.

After all, he was his eldest son. Hongli sighed after hearing the news that Yong Huang would die.

All dissatisfaction disappeared at this moment, and he went to Yonghuang's house to see his eldest son for the last time.

He didn't expect that he would once again experience the tragedy of a white-haired person sending a black-haired person away.

"Huang...Huang Ama...you are here..."

Yong Huang broke out in cold sweat. The moment he saw Hongli, his heart suddenly relaxed and he smiled.

"Huang Ama...it is my son who is unfilial..."

"Yonghuang..."

Hongli stood beside the bed for a moment, not knowing what to say.

"Huang Ama...you...have you forgiven your son..."

Yong Huang looked at Hongli eagerly, his face full of longing and grievance.

Hongli's heart softened, and he nodded heavily, with a slight sob in his throat: "I don't blame you for a long time."

"Then...that's fine..."

Yonghuang breathed a sigh of relief and looked at Hongli, feeling grievance welling up in his heart.

An inexplicable resentment lingered in his chest, making him unable to swallow it.

He is already dying, what else can't be said?

Even if he died, he would expose the Queen's poisonous woman's face!

Yonghuang stared at Hongli and spoke with all his strength: "Huang Ama... son... Er Niang... she... she was... killed... by the queen..."