Fu Cha Rongyin travels into Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace

Finally, Yu Hu came back.

The emperor asked quickly, "What did you find out?"

Yu Hu answered respectfully, "Your Majesty, according to the eunuchs and palace maids who were on the boat at the time, Ling Yunche jumped down to save Concubine Xian. They seemed to have said a few words, and Ling Yunche looked at Concubine Xian with concern."

The emperor frowned after hearing this and said, "Keep investigating. Report any movements from the empress dowager to me in a timely manner."

"Yes."

The emperor did not ask Li Yu directly at this time. He could more or less sense that Li Yu and Ruyi had always been very close. Compared with Li Yu, he trusted Jinzhong more in such matters.

Yu Hu stepped back and asked Jin Zhong to come in and reply.

"Your Majesty." Jinzhong spoke carefully.

The emperor sat aside rubbing his temple. He had never thought that a child he had been looking forward to would be lost under such ridiculous circumstances.

"You are in charge of supervising the execution today. What exactly happened? You must tell me exactly what happened."

Jinzhong lowered his head slightly to hide his expression, "In reply to the emperor, I was ordered to interrogate Ling Yunche, but he looked much weaker than the other guards. He fainted several times during the interrogation, so I put him down and gave him a sip of water."

"Just as they were about to hang her up for interrogation, Concubine Xian rushed out quickly. Because Concubine Xian was pregnant, the guards were concerned about gender differences and did not dare to pull Concubine Xian away."

Jinzhong tried his best to speak more tactfully.

But the emperor's expression became increasingly gloomy.

"I thought this matter was serious, so I asked the guards to report the situation here to you and wait for your judgment. As for Concubine Xian, several palace maids wanted to persuade her to leave and not stay in this dangerous place, but they were injured by Rong Pei, the palace maid beside her."

"The guards didn't dare to offend Concubine Xian easily, so they thought about suppressing Rong Pei who was beside her. But Rong Pei struggled too much, and Concubine Xian protected her with her body. She wanted to take Ling Yunche away, and the scene became chaotic."

"The place where Ling Yunche was interrogated was close to the side of the ship because such dirty things should not offend the noble. Also, it was a windy night, and Concubine Xian might have been too anxious and nervous, so she accidentally fell into the water."

"After Concubine Xian fell into the water, before anyone could rescue her, Ling Yunche jumped in to save her."

Every word Jinzhong said was true, and there were many people at the scene who could serve as witnesses.

After all, it was Concubine Xian who went crazy first, so she couldn't blame anyone else, not to mention that the law does not hold everyone responsible.

He looked at the emperor for a long time without saying anything, then he carefully said in a low voice, "It's just that I don't understand. Your Majesty heard the guards report to you at that time, and the guards at the scene did not intend to continue to attack Ling Yunche before your judgment..."

"I just don't know why the queen is unwilling to wait here for a while, and is still very insistent on taking Ling Yunche away personally? And she even walked to the side of the ship..."

The emperor was stunned after hearing this.

Yes, those guards naturally did not dare to confront Ruyi before getting her orders. Why was Ruyi so persistent in taking Ling Yunche away?

Moreover, once the concubines in the harem became pregnant, they would be extremely nervous about their stomachs.

Not to mention others, Jin Yuyan has been taking good care of herself in terms of diet, exercise, etc. since she knew she was pregnant, and she even considered what will happen after the birth. Why is Ruyi so indifferent to this pregnancy?

Jinzhong only said this and never mentioned Ruyi again. Instead, he stepped forward and poured the emperor a cup of calming tea. "There are many things to do today. Your Majesty is tired. You should take care of yourself."