Rebirth: Qingying comes back to reorganize the harem

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Qixiang Palace,

Ever since Song gave birth to a stillborn baby, the emperor rarely set foot in Qixiang Palace. Even towards Jin Yuyan, the emperor treated her with even more indifference.

If it were the Jin Yuyan of the past, she might have been eager to find ways to arouse the emperor's favor. After all, only if she was favored could she consolidate Yu's position in the emperor's mind.

Unfortunately, he has now become an abandoned child of the Yu family. Whether the Yu family has a status in the emperor's eyes is of no use to him.

However, ever since Song's child died, Yu seemed to have just remembered that Jin Yuyan had given birth to the seventh prince for the emperor, and she eagerly sent several letters to Jin Yuyan. It was said that they were all family letters written by Prince Yu himself to Jin Yuyan.

The earnest words in the letter explained that he had been seriously ill some time ago and was bedridden, and that all family affairs had been handled by others. This allowed someone with ulterior motives to take advantage of him and send a member of the Song family to the Qing Dynasty.

However, whether Prince Yu believed these words or not, Jin Yuyan didn't know, but Jin Yuyan herself didn't believe them anyway.

But Song's mental state may not be very good now. The emperor also put her in solitary confinement. The maids and eunuchs in the harem were all cunning people. Seeing this, they naturally tried every means to make Song suffer. Not to mention that when Song was in favor, she liked to bully the maids and eunuchs in the palace the most.

Jin Yuyan turned a blind eye to all this. If Song could survive this time, she would admire her as a tough woman. If she couldn't, that was also within her expectations.

Because Jin Yuyan had once murdered that child, she was not surprised by the news that Song gave birth to a stillborn baby when she was almost full-term. However, the reason why the Ninth Prince, who was born full-term, was sent away right after birth was indeed related to his weak body.

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Song sat quietly in front of the window, her eyes wandering and her thoughts drifting.

The sunlight shone through the window onto her face, reflecting his dazed look.

Song should have felt extremely warm as she basked in the sun, but she actually felt extremely cold all over. Even her bones seemed to be chilly and emitting a chill.

Song's eyes were empty, as if the whole world had nothing to do with her. There was a plate of rotten steamed buns on the table. No one knew how long they had been there, and there were even signs of mold.

Song's fingers tapped unconsciously on the table, making a faint and monotonous sound.

The maidservant beside her looked at her master with heartache, her eyes full of pity and helplessness.

She thought of her former master in the Yu family, a vibrant, beautiful woman who always had a brilliant smile, as bright and eye-catching as a flower blooming in spring.

However, the master now has become so thin, his face is haggard, and his eyes are dull, like a withered wormwood, losing vitality.

The maidservant couldn't help but feel endless sadness in her heart. She knew very well the pain and torture her master was going through, but she was powerless and could not share her master's suffering.

She could only stay by her master's side silently and give him some warmth and comfort to the best of her ability.

She had almost used up all her savings just to buy a plate of fresh steamed buns for her master. However, since her master learned that she had given birth to a stillborn baby, she fell into deep grief and did not eat or drink for the whole day, just sitting quietly by the window in a daze.

The emperor used to dote on his masters so much, but now he has never come to see them.