Legend of Zhen Huan: Rebirth of Zhen Huan

In addition, the letter also said that Prince Guo and General Yue Zhongqi would be returning to the court soon.

All this happened too suddenly, giving the emperor a bad feeling.

The emperor ordered the palace servants to send Concubine Hua back to Yikun Palace safely, and asked the concubines in each palace to return to their respective palaces.

Afterwards, the Emperor slowly looked at Zhen Huan and said:

"Imperial Concubine Xi, I have something to tell you. Please accompany me to the Yangxin Palace to serve my writing brush and ink."

"It's the Emperor."

Zhen Huan thought that what the emperor wanted to talk to her about must be related to the agreement suddenly signed by Junggar.

Not to mention the emperor, even Zhen Huan found it unbelievable. The war on the front line was in full swing, so how could it stop so suddenly?

Unless... there is a more advantageous way than fighting...

What would that be?

What is the connection between Princess Chaogui's return to the palace and the armistice agreement?

At this moment, a figure suddenly emerged in Zhen Huan's mind—Prince Guo!

Prince Guo also went to the front line with the army. Could it be that all this has something to do with him?

Zhen Huan pondered these things silently in her heart, and the more she thought about it, the more likely it seemed.

Combined with the previous spy's report, Zhen Huan became more certain of her guess.

But on second thought, no matter how bad Prince Guo was, he would not collude with the Dzungars to invade his own territory...

Zhen Huan thought that if her guess was true, there must be a secret that she didn't know.

Thinking of this in her mind, Zhen Huan followed the emperor to the Yangxin Palace.

After preparing the tea, Su Peisheng tactfully retreated and closed the door of the Palace of Tranquil Longevity without waiting for the emperor's instructions.

When they were the only two left in the palace, the emperor picked up the letter that had just been placed on the table and handed it to Zhen Huan:

"Hanhuan, take a look at what's written in this letter?"

Seeing the emperor's serious expression, Zhen Huan also frowned, took the letter and read it carefully.

The emperor pondered for a moment, then looked up at Zhen Huan:

"A ceasefire is a good thing, but for some reason, I always feel very uneasy."

"The Junggars have been eyeing us from outside the Great Wall, and they must have made detailed preparations before the war."

"Preparing for war is always time-consuming and labor-intensive. The new Khan of Dzungar, Mog, would know this."

"But he suddenly made this decision. There must be some irresistible external factors."

"Although Chaogui is a princess of the Qing Dynasty, she remarried Moge after the old Khan died. Now she is just Moge's concubine and her status is not high."

"Moge has no plans, so why would he let Chaogui return to the palace to reunite at this critical moment?"

Hearing that the emperor had the same idea as her, Zhen Huan put down the letter.

Hearing the emperor say this, Zhen Huan first used the excuse that "the harem cannot interfere in politics" to tactfully emphasize that she was not suitable to talk about this matter.

However, the Emperor said that what he discussed with Zhen Huan was not political affairs, but family matters, giving Zhen Huan a reason to speak up.

Zhen Huan then looked at the emperor and said calmly:

"Your Majesty suspects that Moge is colluding with others and intends to take over the Qing Dynasty?"

The emperor looked at Zhen Huan deeply and said in a deep voice:

"This matter is too abnormal, so I have to think so..."

"That……"

Zhen Huan looked at the emperor hesitantly:

"Does the Emperor have any suspicions?"

The emperor's eyes turned:

"Prince Guo has gone to the front. I believe he has the ability to persuade the Dzungar Khan..."

"I gave him a nominal position just to test his true intentions, but I don't want to believe that he would betray his country!"