After rebirth, she became the favorite of the powerful minister.

It was really just a coincidence that Yuan Ge discovered the nameless medical book. At first glance, he thought the yellowed and wrinkled pages were some kind of rare ancient book. After flipping through it, he found that it was a familiar medical book, but it was obviously not the original version. It seemed more like a handwritten copy left by someone. After a few glances, he could see obvious mistakes. He didn't know who was so careless even when copying it.

Medical books are things where even the slightest mistake can lead to huge errors, so she thought about correcting them when she had time and then returning them.

But he didn't expect to attract Song Wenyuan's attention.

Song Wenyuan can be considered a new upstart in the court.

General Song was a traitor in the court. Although he was highly valued by His Majesty, he was not trusted by His Majesty. As a result, his descendants only enjoyed empty titles but had no real power. However, Song Wenyuan fought his way out of this situation with his own strength.

During the night banquet in the palace that day, His Majesty was assassinated. The assassin was very skilled in martial arts, and the imperial guards were no match for him. It was Song Wenyuan who risked half his life to catch the assassin and finally saved His Majesty. Song Wenyuan himself was on the verge of death for several days before he recovered. He lay in bed for more than two months before he could get up. The day after he was able to get up, His Majesty issued an edict to appoint Song Wenyuan as the commander of the Jinyiwei and in charge of the imperial prison.

Song Wenyuan became famous after this battle.

Yuan Ge didn't need to inquire about these things, as Shiyin kept whispering in her ears. Ever since she heard that Song Wenyuan agreed to go back home, she immediately changed her attitude towards the new son-in-law. She became warm and admiring, and all she talked about was Song Wenyuan's glorious achievements... Yuan Ge was practicing calligraphy, and frowned slightly when she heard it, but Shiyin spoke too fast, and she didn't catch the strange point at once.

The two scrolls brought from Song Wenyuan were indeed from the hands of a famous master - the handwriting of the great scholar Qi Yuanbo. There are not many authentic works of Qi Lao, and any one of them is a priceless treasure, enough to attract all scholars and writers. Song Wenyuan handed them over in such a casual manner, which was really generous, and he was not afraid that they would be ruined in her hands.

After being punished by standing, the servants were obviously much more restrained than before. The maid who was serving them said her surname was Xu and she handed over a note with a stiff and polite smile.

From the Tong family.

Tong Wanzhen asked Yuan Ge to go to the teahouse for breakfast tomorrow morning, and to apologize for the offense he had committed that day. Yuan Ge handed it back without even raising his eyes, with a dull and uninterested expression, "Rejected. Just say I fell into the water, I'm not feeling well, and can't go."

Nanny Xu nodded in agreement, took a step back and then paused, wanting to say something but stopping for a moment. In the end, she said nothing and left with her back slightly bent. She wanted to ask Yuan Ge which maid to choose after Qiu Ju left, but she hesitated and didn't ask.

Now, servants in other courtyards are saying that the Third Young Master's wife is a very capable person. She even punishes servants by only making them stand for a while. If it were someone else, they would be injured and suffer from flesh and blood for several days.

But only they knew that this young lady had some tricks. She didn't beat or scold them, but just let them watch Qiu Ju kneel down in silence, pack up and leave... The young lady wanted to make them understand that even though they came up with the idea together, they might be the only one to be punished in the end. This group of servants who had just been brought together were now increasingly embarrassed with each other, and they were on guard when speaking to each other, fearing that they would become the next Qiu Ju.

After Aunt Xu left, Shi Yin, who was standing by and grinding ink, was a little puzzled and asked bluntly, "Miss...are you no longer happy with Miss Tong? Are you angry about what happened before?"

The hand that was writing paused slightly, and Yuan Ge tilted his head to look at her. She was a simple little girl with beautiful pupils like the most colorful grapes in midsummer, bright and big. As a personal maid of a young lady from a wealthy family, she was a little too naive and ignorant.

Tong Wanzhen, the concubine's daughter of the prime minister's family, was treated harshly by her stepmother and had conflicts with her sisters at home, so she had to settle for the next best thing and seek Wen Qian as her companion - because Wen Qian was generous, and whenever she went out, whatever she ate, bought, and played with was always paid for by Wen Qian, and this had been the case for many years.

Wen Qian, the silly girl, caught a glimpse of the second prince on the street and her heart fell on the second prince. She knew that the status of the two was very different, so she never expressed it, and only told her most trusted close friend. As a result, within half a month, the news that "the eldest daughter of the Wen family fell in love with the second prince" spread throughout the streets and alleys of Shengjing. She went to question Tong Wanzhen, but Tong Wanzhen raised three fingers and cried, swearing to the sky that she didn't tell anyone, so Wen Qian believed it...

The matter caused a lot of uproar, but His Majesty issued an imperial decree to grant the marriage between the Wen and Song families.

Wen Qian cried and begged her mother, father, and grandmother. She knelt at the door of the study for a whole day, but her father only said, "Just give up on this idea!" In desperation, she asked her friend for help again. Her friend said that she could pretend to commit suicide. Your grandmother treats you very well and will definitely feel sorry for you. Your father is a filial son and listens to your grandmother the most.

So, she hanged herself on the beam with a piece of white silk… Since she was pretending to commit suicide, she was naturally discovered and rescued in time by the person who picked up the sound.

But she never expected that this move not only failed to solve the problem, but even pushed her into an abyss of no return - within two days, various versions of "a few things that must be said about the ambiguous relationship between Miss Wen and the Second Prince" that she herself did not even know about appeared in teahouses and restaurants.

This time, the good friend did not show up, but only wrote a letter, telling her that the rumors outside were too bad and that she should not go out recently. In the letter, he also comforted Wen Qian, saying that they would forget about it in a few days, and finally he repeatedly assured her that he really did not say a word to anyone.

Yuan Ge didn't know whether Wen Qian realized at this time that the person he thought was her best friend was the driving force behind all this. Maybe she knew it, or maybe she didn't know it until her death.

The only thing that is certain is that with the instigation of people with ulterior motives, the matter not only did not fade away, but instead intensified. Teahouses and taverns made a fortune from it, the gossiping people were satisfied with the news, the Second Prince stayed out of it and remained silent, and the only one who was hurt was Wen Qian.

To prove her innocence, this simple little girl jumped off the highest Vermillion Bird Bridge in Shengjing City.

This time, she still didn't die, and her innocence was not proven. Some people even said that she was just directing and performing a self-torture trick. Her father felt that she had brought shame to the Wen family, so he confined her to the house and couldn't go anywhere before the wedding. He also had someone guard her for twelve hours a day until she was sent to the bridal sedan and carried into the Song family's gate.

In fact, up to this point, Wen Qian had no intention of dying, and her previous two attempts to commit suicide were never for the Second Prince.

Unfortunately, he was taken advantage of by someone with ulterior motives and eventually pushed to his death.