Comprehensive Film and Television: Starting from An Lingrong, becoming the king of rolls

Hall of Mental Cultivation.

Zhen Huan was rolled up and carried into the Yangxin Hall, feeling a sense of shame in her heart.

Although she knew that this was something everyone had to go through, entering Miyamoto was not what she wanted.

If she had not entered the palace, she would have been able to marry the best man in the world as her main wife. How could she have experienced such a scene?

Zhen Huan breathed out a sigh of relief as she thought of the difficulties she had experienced since entering the palace.

She must become a beloved concubine!

Since I have no chance to meet my main wife in this life, being a unique concubine can be regarded as fulfilling half of my dreams!

The emperor was in a happy mood when he saw Zhen Huan. After all, Zhen Huan looked very much like Chun Yuan.

Seeing her lowering her head and not daring to look at him again, he couldn't help but smile and ask her if she was scared.

Zhen Huan naturally said that she regarded the emperor as her husband.

The emperor was suddenly stunned.

At this moment, he was thinking not only of Chunyuan, but also of An Lingrong.

The girl who treated her like a husband when she first went to bed with her.

Then he thought of Chun Yuan again.

The emperor had many women, but the only one he truly regarded as his wife was Chun Yuan.

Thinking of this, he suddenly felt dissatisfied with Zhen Huan.

She also said that she regarded me as her husband, but Rong'er said that she was not worthy, so she could only put this thought in her heart.

The Zhen Huan in front of her was talking boldly. What did she mean by these words?

Not to mention that in his heart, only Chun Yuan was worthy of calling him his husband. Even if Chun Yuan was gone, the queen was still alive.

Reminiscing about Zhen Huan's every move, the emperor looked at Zhen Huan with a scrutinizing gaze, and became even more suspicious of her using Chun Yuan to fight for favor.

But after all, she looked like his first wife. Although the emperor was displeased, he didn't show it.

It's just that his treatment of Zhen Huan is not much different from his treatment of other concubines. At most, he is a little more enthusiastic.

Not to mention a series of exceptions to the original plot.

This speculation reached its peak when Zhen Huan got up after going to bed, cut off the red candles, and then made some remarks about phoenix candles.

If it is unintentional to regard him as a husband, how could it be unintentional if we use the metaphor of phoenix flowers and candles?

The emperor was even more dissatisfied with Zhen Huan.

Therefore, the emperor regarded Zhen Huan as a stand-in with ulterior motives, and did not treat her as a treasure as in the original plot.

Of course, pampering is pampering, and in the absence of An Lingrong, Zhen Huan became the new noble in the harem, second only to Concubine Hua.

After all, Zhen Huan is too qualified as a substitute.

Maybe it’s the heroine’s halo, or maybe some other reason. Zhen Huan's interests and hobbies are actually similar to Chun Yuan's.

This made the emperor believe in his guess even when he doted on her.

He didn't believe there was such a deep coincidence.

If Zhen Huan were a few years younger, he would have doubted whether Chun Yuan was reincarnated.

But when Zhen Huan was born, Chun Yuan was still alive and well.

Apart from natural coincidences, there are only man-made coincidences left in this world.

The emperor's psychology was very contradictory.

On the one hand, I feel that Zhen Huan and Chun Yuan are very similar and can perfectly make up for my regrets.

At the same time, she felt that Zhen Huan was deliberately imitating Chun Yuan to compete for favor, which made her very unhappy.

In modern terms, the emperor is a double-standard dog. He can find a substitute at will, but he doesn't like the substitute competing for favor.

This would make him feel like he was insulting his beloved Chun Yuan.

This complicated emotion caused the emperor to dislike Zhen Huan even though he did not love her.

Zhen Huan looks beautiful, but in fact, only the emperor knows how important she is in the emperor's heart.

Furthermore, the journey to the palace and Jiao Fang’s unique pet in the original plot are all gone.

Zhen Huan's superficial behavior can only fool the other concubines. Even she herself feels that she is valued by the emperor and is proud of herself.

But he couldn't hide it from Su Peisheng.

Su Peisheng, a man who was jokingly called Concubine Su in later generations. As the first person around the emperor, his attitude towards the emperor is not only 100% accurate, but also seven or eight levels high.

He knew the emperor's attitude towards Concubine Hua and An Lingrong.

Concubine Hua had Nian Gengyao there, and the emperor was unhappy from time to time.

But for An Lingrong, that was really at the forefront of his mind.

Every aspect has been considered for everyone.

If Jin Xi was still with Zhen Huan, Su Peisheng would definitely reveal something and give Zhen Huan an opportunity to change the emperor's attitude.

But Jin Xi is not around, so if Su Peisheng doesn't add insult to injury, it's because he has a high emotional intelligence.

It has to be said that An Lingrong immediately designed to kick Jin Xi away from Zhen Huan, which was really a normal choice.

Zhen Huan's sudden rise made all the concubines in the harem jealous.

Except for Shen Meizhuang who was really happy for her, everyone else wanted to tear her hands apart.

How many good days have they had since An Lingrong was unable to sleep with her after she became pregnant?

It was already too much to have Concubine Hua occupying half of the emperor's time, and others could only compete for the remaining half of the favor.

As a result, when Zhen Huan came, they all fell out of favor!

In recent days, besides going to Yikun Palace, the emperor also went to see An Lingrong. The rest are all over the Zhen Huan brand, can you not make people angry?

Among these people, the small group headed by Concubine Hua was the largest.

What Concubine Hua hates most now is Zhen Huan, followed by Shen Meizhuang, and finally An Lingrong.

Zhen Huan is eloquent and has a good family background. There was also a vague aloof and aloof attitude, a look that was unique to her, which annoyed Concubine Hua.

Shen Meizhuang comes from a good family, and he always looks virtuous and generous. Who can show him? How could Concubine Hua be happy when she was competing for palace rights with her?

As for An Lingrong, Concubine Hua was not happy but somewhat speechless.

Because Concubine Hua felt that An Lingrong was mentally ill and she was always led astray when dealing with him.

Moreover, An Lingrong's family background was not good. Although she was pregnant, it was just good luck.

Therefore, Concubine Hua became more and more fed up with Zhen Huan and Shen Meizhuang. I wish these two people would die suddenly tomorrow.

The queen was also very afraid of Zhen Huan, and her heart became increasingly sad.

Obviously my sister has been dead for so long, but she is still top of mind in the emperor's heart.

He's just a substitute, and he can be as good as Concubine Hua.

This reminded her of the days when she lived under the shadow of Chun Yuan, and she became even more irritable.

As for An Lingrong, although she didn't know how much the emperor valued Zhen Huan, compared with the original plot, she was already very satisfied.

The emperor did not leave her behind. Zhen Huan was not as doted on by the wife as in the original plot, but she still aroused the hatred of the concubines in the harem.

That's just right.

Although the eyes of the concubines in the harem have recently been focused on Zhen Huan, the queen has given more attention to An Lingrong.

To be precise, it was An Lingrong's belly.

Every time he said hello, An Lingrong could detect a hint of malice.

But when he looked at the queen, she was still dignified, as if it was just his own illusion.

It seemed that the Queen couldn't bear it any longer.

An Lingrong lowered her eyes, fearing that everything would be difficult for her when she was five months pregnant.

Maybe the queen not only wanted to have an abortion, but also wanted to take the opportunity to ruin her body and make it impossible to get pregnant again.