Film and television actress, she has many children and good fortune

As time passed, the baby in Bai Ruiji's belly had fully grown, and she safely gave birth to a pair of twins who looked exactly the same.

When the Empress Dowager learned that Bai Ruiji had given birth to twin daughters this time, she was greatly relieved, as they were not princes.

At the full-month banquet for Bai Ruiji's twin daughters, the emperor named them Jingwan and Jingyuan.

Bai Ruiji was also successfully promoted from Concubine Mei to Imperial Concubine Mei. Her path to promotion was purely based on giving birth to a son.

The Empress' pregnancy was not in good condition, and she was already burning moxa to protect the fetus. The baby in her belly was only eight months old and had not yet fully developed, but she started going into labor.

The queen gave birth to the seventh prince prematurely and safely. The seventh prince was born on Buddha's birthday, an auspicious day.

It’s just that the Seventh Prince’s health is not good. Even the cry of a kitten is louder than the Seventh Prince’s cry.

The Queen was weak after giving birth, so the Emperor asked Bai Ruiji and Concubine Chun to help manage the six palaces.

Because the Seventh Prince Yongcong was born with congenital defects, he was weak and sickly since birth. Even though the Queen took good care of him every day, he still caught colds frequently, which worried the Queen. She put almost all her time and energy on the Seventh Prince.

The emperor also attached great importance to his legitimate son, and often went to Changchun Palace to visit the seventh prince Yongcong whenever he had time.

As time passed, Concubine Shu Yihuan and Concubine Qing Lu Muping also became pregnant one after another.

From September onwards, smallpox broke out outside the palace and spread from Hebei to the capital. The palace also began to avoid smallpox. Every palace sprinkled lime powder and vinegar on a regular basis every day to avoid smallpox.

Bai Ruiji also brought her children back to Yonghe Palace from Xiefang Palace and took care of them herself.

Yonghe Palace housed five children and five maids at once, and each child was accompanied by a senior palace maid.

Bai Ruiji asked Wei Yanwan to look after Yongcan, while Chunchan and Lancui looked after the twins Yongrui and Jingman.

Bai Ruiji personally raised her twin daughters, Jingwan and Jingyuan. For the sake of her children's health, Bai Ruiji also gave each child smallpox prevention pills that she exchanged from the system space.

In fact, even if the Seventh Prince died of smallpox, Bai Ruiji felt that the Seventh Prince's physical condition would not harm her son. Of course, if someone insisted that the Seventh Prince die of smallpox, she did not have the heart of a saint to stop him.

Not long after, news spread that the Seventh Prince in Changchun Palace had been infected with smallpox by his wet nurse. The Emperor ordered the Seventh Prince to be moved to Xiefang Palace to be treated by imperial doctors.

The Seventh Prince eventually died. After his death, the Queen was heartbroken and could not accept that her son, whom she had longed for, had passed away. Finally, she could not hold on any longer and fell ill suddenly.

The emperor was also very sad, but he was the emperor, the ruler of the world, and he had to shoulder the responsibility of the world.

This was also the emperor’s first eastern tour in his thirteenth year on the throne.

Yonghe Palace

Su Yun: "Your Majesty, the Emperor is going to take the concubines to the East Tour, do you have anything to prepare for the journey?"

Bai Ruiji shook her head. She didn’t, it was just that she didn’t want to go.

Wei Yanwan: "I heard that this is the first time the emperor has toured the east since he ascended the throne, so the event will surely be quite grand."

Bai Ruiji looked at the two younger ones and said, "Jingwan and Jingyuan are still young and can't leave their mother. I'm not going to go."

She had been to the previous small worlds. Every time she went there, the concubines would conspire against the queen. She would not join in the fun. Besides, the children were too young and could not leave their mother. The ancient times were not like the modern times. In ancient times, people traveled in horse-drawn carriages, which were very bumpy. The children were still young, so there was no need to let them suffer.