Legend of Zhen Huan: Rebirth of Zhen Huan

After listening to Zhen Huan's advice, An Lingrong came to the door of the Palace of Tranquil Longevity and knelt down. Before she had knelt for long, her eyes went black and she fainted.

Upon seeing this, Su Peisheng hurriedly reported it to the emperor. The emperor, thinking that he had done nothing wrong since entering the palace, couldn't help but feel pity for him.

So he ordered Su Peisheng to bring her to the Yangxin Palace and summoned Wen Shichu to come and treat her.

After Wen Shichu finished taking the pulse, he bowed and looked at the emperor and said:

"Your Majesty, Concubine An fainted because she was too sad. Allow me to prescribe some medicine for you to recuperate. After taking one or two doses, you will feel better."

The emperor nodded without saying anything, just looking quietly at An Lingrong, whose face was pale and eyes were red and swollen.

"You are so sad, why don't you ask me for mercy?"

The emperor was thinking about this in his mind, and his hand unconsciously reached out to touch An Lingrong's face.

At this moment, An Lingrong's eyelashes suddenly moved, and then she slowly opened her eyes:

"emperor……"

When An Lingrong realized that the person in front of her was the emperor, she hurriedly lifted the quilt covering her body and was about to get out of bed to pay her respects.

The Emperor stopped the action:

"It's already this late, and you're still concerned with these empty formalities. Lie down quickly, or I'll be mad!"

As the emperor spoke, he helped An Lingrong lie down.

"emperor……"

An Lingrong looked at the emperor with tears in her eyes.

The emperor thought she was going to plead for An Bihuai, so he immediately interrupted her:

"I know what you want to say, but I have to remind you that the harem is not allowed to interfere in government affairs."

An Lingrong lowered her eyelids and said nothing.

"I have already dealt with the matter of An Bihuai. If it weren't for your kindness, I would never have punished him so lightly."

The emperor swung the green pearl sling in his hand so that it just fit on his left wrist, then stretched out his right hand, pressed it on An Lingrong's shoulder, and said calmly:

"I know you are sad, but don't be too sad, lest you hurt yourself."

After saying this, the emperor patted An Lingrong's shoulder gently to comfort her.

An Lingrong had no intention of pleading for An Bihuai. After hearing what the emperor said, she spoke:

"I thank Your Majesty for your concern. My father has committed such a serious crime, and I am too embarrassed to ask Your Majesty for mercy. I just ask Your Majesty to have mercy on me and let my mother..."

"Don't worry about this..."

Before An Lingrong could finish her words, the Emperor interrupted her:

"I will send someone to take care of your mother's affairs."

"An Bihuai is An Bihuai, and your mother is your mother. I will not implicate other people because of An Bihuai's mistake."

"but……"

The emperor thought for a moment and said:

"It's not appropriate to always live in the villa of Concubine Xi's mother's family."

"Since An Bihuai has been dismissed from office, your mother should not continue to suffer grievances with a husband like him. I hereby allow your mother to write a handwritten letter of divorce to divorce him."

"I will grant your mother another courtyard in the capital to live in. This is also my sympathy for you."

The emperor's words moved An Lingrong deeply. Before coming here, she never expected that the emperor would make such a decision.

"Your Majesty...I...I thank Your Majesty for his grace."

An Lingrong was so moved that her speech became incoherent.

Seeing her crying and laughing, the emperor also started laughing.

This matter has come to an end.

Ganlu Temple.

It is said that the Queen asked Jianqiu to find the abbot Jing'an because of Jingbai's matter, but unfortunately, Jing'an had gone somewhere else to give lectures on Zen these days.

In order to avoid giving others a chance to talk, the matter of Jingbai had to be put on hold temporarily.

During this period, Jianqiu spread the news among the nuns that Jingbai accepted bribes and wanted to frame the queen.

The so-called benefits received were of course referring to Zhen Huan who was far away in Chengqian Palace.

Zhen Huan is really like this, when you are in the palace, disasters will come from the sky! How innocent!

But the world today only considers one's ability and scheming, regardless of one's innocence or not.

In the end, everyone unanimously decided to detain Jingbai first and wait for the abbot to return before taking further action.

Jingbai was really like a dumb person eating bitter herbs at this moment - she had no way of expressing her pain.

Although she secretly regretted that she had trusted the queen because of her greed for money, which led to her end, she also knew that it was too late to change the situation.

The abbot would never risk offending the queen just to protect her.

After all, a lean camel is bigger than a horse!

No matter how poor the queen was, she was still the nominal queen of the Qing Dynasty, while she was just a nun with no one to rely on.

Jingbai only hated herself for not understanding this truth earlier.

But Jingbai really didn't want to just sit there and wait to die in the house, but who could she turn to for help?

She always bullies the weak and fears the strong in the temple. Now she is in trouble and others don't even have time to hide. Who would really be willing to help her?

Thinking of this, Jingbai couldn't help but feel a little regretful.

The money on him had been taken away before he was locked up...

Jingbai was thinking while groping around his body randomly.

At this moment, she suddenly remembered that she had sewed some large silver bills into the inside of her clothes with needle and thread because she was afraid that others would be concerned about her too much silver.

Thinking of this, Jingbai excitedly let out a hoarse "ah ah" sound from his throat.

In order to conceal her tracks, she took advantage of the time when the guards were asleep, tore open her clothes, and took out several banknotes.

A closer look revealed that the amounts on the silver notes were all large sums such as one hundred taels, two hundred taels, and even five hundred taels.

And she actually saved up five of them...

Over the years, she frequently went in and out of the palace, and gained a lot of benefits by flattering, fawning on others, and passing on information.

She thought she could get more in the future, but who would have thought that she would end up ruined here just because of a bowl of inconspicuous bird's nest.

Jing Bai felt sadder and sadder as she thought about it. At this moment, Zhen Huan's voice and smile suddenly flashed in her mind:

"Empress Xi, only Concubine Xi can save me now!"

"No matter what, I'm going to give it a try!"

"Even if I can't survive, I can't let the queen who framed me have an easy time!"

Jingbai thought so in her heart, closed her eyes, and took out a silver note from her hand with a hard heart. She hid the remaining silver notes in a secret corner of the room, straightened her clothes, and then leaned against the window, shouting "Ah ...

Unexpectedly, the person guarding her today was a new face, probably someone who had just arrived in the past few days.

Jingbai was speechless and just gestured anxiously with her hands.

"Do you want a pen and paper?"

The nun rubbed her sleepy eyes and looked at Jingbai and asked.

Jingbai nodded excitedly, and then as if remembering something, she pointed at the clothes that she had torn, and started gesticulating with hmmmm and aahhhh.