Rebirth: Ruyi goes crazy in the harem

When Jin Yuyan saw the emperor scolding Gao Xiyue, she thought that the emperor was pitying her and thought of her Sixth Prince and Yu behind her.

She suddenly felt more confident, and wiped her tears and sobbed, "Your Majesty, I have served you for so many years.

You know that I don't know pharmacology or medical skills. I really don't know what this golden-winged white orchid is. Please understand. "

But the emperor ignored Jin Yuyan's tears. He just lowered his head to drink tea and didn't even want to give her a glance.

Gao Xiyue looked coldly at Jin Yuyan's hypocritical behavior, and she was certain in her heart that she was guilty.

She spoke softly, as if chatting, "By the way, Concubine Jia, why didn't I see Zhenshu beside you today?

She was the dowry you brought from the Yu Clan. You may not have seen the golden-winged white orchid, but she may have seen it."

"Jeong-sook has a wound on her face, so it's inconvenient for her to come out and see people. Besides, she doesn't understand pharmacology, so Concubine Hui should not make random assumptions." Jin Yuyan explained immediately.

It's just that because she was too anxious, she spoke a little faster unconsciously.

After Gao Xiyue noticed it, she smiled secretly and exchanged a secret look with Ruyi.

"You're talking nonsense!" Gao Xiyue said in a firm tone, and gave Jin Yuyan a provocative look in her eyes.

Then she turned to the emperor and said, "Your Majesty, the maidservant beside me once met the maidservant of Qixiang Palace by chance, and accidentally heard that Zhenshu beside Concubine Jia was originally a female doctor and was proficient in medicine.

For so many years, Concubine Jia's health has been maintained by Zhenshu. Why is Concubine Jia now saying that a female doctor has no medical skills?"

After these words were spoken, Jin Yuyan felt as if she had fallen into an ice cellar, with only coldness and numbness all over her body.

When Zhenshu was a female doctor, she always kept it a secret very well. Who let the secret slip?

The maids around her were not such careless people. She was extremely strict with her subordinates on weekdays, and those maids did not dare to speak carelessly.

The palace maid of Qixiang Palace... Could it be the one beside Concubine Feng?

Before Jin Yuyan could think about it, the emperor ordered Jin Bao to go to Qixiang Palace immediately to capture Zhenshu.

Seeing that the situation was gradually turning in Jin Yuyan's favor, Guiren Xiu was afraid that she would have another chance to escape.

In order to pin all the blame on Jin Yuyan and clear herself of any involvement, she took the opportunity to exaggerate and say, "Your Majesty, Li Xin who is beside Concubine Jia is not innocent either.

On the night of Yu's congratulations, the concubine saw Concubine Jia having a secret meeting with a man in the lakeside cottage. Their behavior was very ambiguous and intimate, and their relationship was definitely not ordinary.

It was Li Xin who tipped off the man, which allowed him to escape.

But I am sure that the man at that time was the prince of the Yu family. By the way, Lu Changzai also saw this..."

The sudden cuckolding gave the emperor a headache.

He held his forehead, his ears were filled with buzzing sounds. At this moment, the emperor no longer wanted to hear Jin Yuyan say another word.

"Come here, take Zhenshu and Lixin, who are by Concubine Jia's side, to the Ministry of Punishment and torture them severely. Make sure they tell the truth.

As for Concubine Jia, she will be temporarily confined until the facts are clarified and a decision will be made later."

Seeing the situation take a turn for the worse, Jin Yuyan was anxious and angry. It would be fine if Xiu Guiren, this lowly maid, just bit her, but she actually dared to slander the prince!

Ever since she gave birth to the Sixth Prince and was separated from her son, she not only often suffered from loss of appetite and mood swings, but was also extremely irritable and easily angered.

When encountering the slightest thing, I will become anxious, irritable, moody and unable to control myself.

At this moment, a surge of anger surged in her heart. Jin Yuyan only felt that her eyes were blurred, and her body seemed to rush forward out of control.

Even though she tried hard to open her eyes wide, she couldn't tell what she was doing.

When she came to her senses, she saw Concubine Xiu lying on the ground, bleeding, holding her stomach and cursing loudly.

But gradually, Concubine Xiu's cursing became weaker and weaker, and in the end, only miserable wails were left.

On the side were the exclamations of Ruyi and Gao Xiyue, and the roar of the emperor.

"Evil woman! How dare you push Concubine Xiu down in front of me! Someone, Concubine Jia has gone mad, tie her hands and feet and put her in the Ministry of Punishment for trial!"

It has been two days since the incident, but when Ruyi thinks back on it now, she still feels a lingering fear.

Ultimately, Concubine Mei could not be saved and died along with her child.

And Concubine Xiu was forced to give birth prematurely.

She was pregnant with twins, a boy and a girl, but Jiang Yubin used all his medical skills and was only able to save the stronger girl among the twins.

Concubine Xiu was originally thin and frail, and she was impatient during pregnancy and refused to take proper supplements.

This time, because she gave birth to twins, the postpartum loss was too great, the bleeding was difficult to stop, and she passed away.

In the Ministry of Punishment, the news of Xiupin's death soon reached Hongdou's ears.

She was so disheartened that she confessed everything clearly about how Jin Yuyan instructed Xiupin to murder the concubines by putting golden-winged white jasmine flowers in sachets.

The young eunuch in the imperial kitchen died to testify against the commoner Yehenara because Concubine Xiu had captured his family.

As for the Five Elements Grass in Yehenara's room, it was Concubine Xiu who secretly put it there.

The purpose was to frame Yehenara and prevent her from competing with Concubine Xiu for the main position in Chuxiu Palace.

The emperor held Hongdou's confession and said nothing for a long time. Finally, he ordered a cup of poisoned wine to send Hongdou to die with him.

Concubine Mei had no parents or relatives, and the emperor didn't have much love for her. He buried her casually and gave her some honors.

But this Concubine Xiu was born in the General of Cavalry's Mansion.

Although she was domineering and did many bad things during her lifetime, she not only slandered the Yehenara clan, but also killed Concubine Mei and the heir in Liu Changzai's womb.

But after all, the crime was forgiven when the person died, and the emperor had some concerns and did not want to be too harsh on the person.

In order to show his equal treatment and mercy, the emperor finally listened to Ruyi's advice.

An imperial decree was issued to posthumously confer the titles of Meipin and Xiupin on Concubine Mei and Concubine Xiu respectively, and to bury them with the proper burial standards for concubines.

As for the fourth princess left by Concubine Xiu, she was given the name Jing??. The emperor also made an exception and named Jing?? Princess Hemin on the spot as a consolation to the General of Cavalry's Mansion.

The cavalry general was grateful for the emperor's kindness and did not cause any trouble.

A spoiled daughter of a noble family who was loved at home entered the palace with great ambition, but died so hastily in the end.

Only a few words were left on the jade book: "The fourth princess' biological mother".

Yehenara's innocence has been proven.

The emperor ordered Li Yu to go and pick her up personally and restore her title of Shu Guiren.

In addition, Shu Guiren was rewarded with a lot of gold and silver, as well as calligraphy, paintings and ink that she liked.

But when Concubine Shu received the imperial edict, she was too lazy to even pretend.

Not only was there no trace of joy or gratitude, but on the contrary, he was as cold and indifferent as ice.

The emperor knew that Concubine Shu was still blaming him for wrongly accusing her, and he felt a little guilty.

I will just wait for an opportunity in the future to reconcile with Concubine Shu.

To explain: In the Qing Dynasty, princes who died young were not ranked, so the unborn prince in Concubine Xiu's womb was not included in the ranking here.

From then on, no matter whether it was a princess or a prince, those who died in the womb or at birth would not be included in the ranking.

As for the second princess who died twice in the early period of Concubine Zhe, she was included in the ranking. My understanding is that the second princess was born in the prince's palace, so she is an exception.