Travel through Shen Meizhuang to open the system and walk sideways in the harem

"Don't be afraid, I won't harm you. I hope you can save the prince's life. It's not a pity for me to die!"

After Ye Lan Yi finished speaking, she suddenly pushed Shen Meimei forward. At the same time, the archers around who had been prepared drew their bows and released arrows at the same time, and the arrows flew towards Ye Lan Yi like raindrops.

In an instant, she was like a hedgehog, with arrows all over her body. Bright red blood flowed out of her body, staining the ground red, forming a pool of blood.

Ah Jin led a group of people to quickly walk in front of the emperor and said in a low voice:

"Your Majesty, Prince Guo's Mansion has found some letters. I dare not check them without permission, so I can only bring them into the palace quietly. Please have your Majesty take a look at them in person!"

Shen Meimei was so frightened that her body trembled uncontrollably.

She stared blankly at Ye Lanyi's bloody, horrible body lying at her feet, her heart filled with fear and uneasiness. Although she had seen dead people before, such a cruel death still made her shudder and she couldn't help but break out in a cold sweat.

"Ah Jin, it's Ah Jin again. All of this is a conspiracy carefully planned by him! I should have expected it to be him!"

Shen Meimei cursed in her heart, but at the moment she was helpless and unable to deal with the current predicament.

The emperor nodded slightly and said, "Send all the letters to the Yangxin Palace and wait for my order!"

A Jin took the order and left. Shen Meimei stood there blankly, not knowing what to do.

The emperor slowly approached Shen Meimei, his eyes cold, "You knew it a long time ago, right?"

Shen Meimei shook her head, and she immediately knelt down and saluted:

"Your Majesty, I didn't know anything about this. It was just that when Concubine Ning left Tangli Palace, she said some inexplicable words. I thought it was strange, so I came to take a look. Who would have known? These things would happen?"

The emperor stretched out his hand to help Shen Meimei up and said softly:

"Forget it. I appreciate your sincerity and that you just saved me. Even if you did something wrong, I won't blame you! But I have one question to ask. Why is Zhen Huan still alive? You personally handled her funeral. Why is she still alive?"

When Shen Meimei heard what the emperor said, she took a breath of cold air. What was coming would eventually come, and she couldn't escape it no matter what.

"Your Majesty, I don't know! Please believe me, I really don't know what's going on!"

"You didn't know? Ridiculous. You and Zhen Huan are as close as sisters. How could you not know that she faked her death and left the palace?" The emperor was furious. His voice was cold, as if it came from hell.

Shen Meimei's heart sank to the dust. When the emperor was angry, she felt cold all over and her hair stood on end.

"emperor......"

She wanted to explain something, but she only heard the emperor instructing Su Peisheng:

"Take the Imperial Concubine back to the palace. The Seventh Prince has smallpox. The Imperial Concubine, please take good care of the child. The affairs of the harem will be temporarily handled by Concubine Duan!"

Shen Meimei stood up. She knew that it was useless to say anything at this moment. She could only go back and start over.

Yongshou Palace seemed particularly peaceful, as if time had frozen at this moment. Zhen Huan sat quietly in front of the dressing table, her eyes empty and lifeless, as if she had lost interest in everything around her. There was no trace of life on her face, only deep worry and despair.

Zhen Huan knew in her heart that she could not escape the arrangement of fate. At this moment, she was no longer afraid of death, but was only worried about bringing trouble to her family.

Zhen Huan slowly stood up, walked to the bright window, looked at the scenery outside, with a myriad of thoughts in her mind.

She thought of the past, all the joy and pain she had experienced, which have now become a thing of the past.