Traveling through books: trapped in an infinite cycle of injustice

"Mu Yi, please bring the ginseng soup I just stewed to the emperor first. I still have medicinal food that I haven't stewed yet!" Concubine Jin was busy in the kitchen and ordered Yan Muyi outside.

I wonder if Concubine Jin got along with the emperor after returning from hunting. Concubine Jin, who had not been in the kitchen for several years, excitedly wanted to go into the kitchen to stew soup for the emperor herself. The attendants and maids in the palace were very scared. It’s good that Concubine Jin didn’t blow up the kitchen when she was cooking.

As soon as Yan Mu heard that Concubine Jin asked him to bring soup to the emperor, he was worried that he would not have a chance to see the emperor when the opportunity came to him. Yan Mu came to the kitchen excitedly and took the ginseng soup from Concubine Jin. She hid the physical evidence that the eighth prince gave her in her sleeve and hurried to the emperor's viewing hall.

It was past the morning court time and it was not yet lunch time, so the entire palace was sparsely populated. When we walked to the emperor's palace, apart from the guards guarding the door, there were even fewer attendants than usual.

"Your Majesty, the maid from Qinglin Palace asked to see you. She said that Concubine Jin personally prepared the tonic soup for you and sent it to you!"

When the emperor heard that it was his beloved concubine who was making love tonic soup for him, he happily called Yan Muyi over.

"You are Yan Muyi from Concubine Jin's palace! I often hear Concubine Jin mention you in front of me. It was you who taught Concubine Jin how to ride a horse during the last hunt. You will be rewarded!"

Yan Mu still didn't dare to raise his head while holding the tonic soup, but from the tone of the emperor's words, he could guess that he was in a good mood today. Then her secret report would be [-]% confident of success.

"Back to the emperor, it is my duty as a servant to serve my wife, not to mention that my wife treats me like a relative. I don't dare to ask for such a reward from the emperor."

The emperor looked at the little girl in front of him who was very articulate and not afraid of the power of the dragon. She was really brave. It seemed that Concubine Jin had a reason to favor her.

The attendant beside him took the ginseng soup from Yan Muyi's hand and brought it to the emperor. Yan Muyi watched the emperor still not leaving while drinking the soup.

"Aunt Yan, the emperor has drank Concubine Jin's soup, you can go back!"

The attendant became angry when he saw this impolite little slave who had been finishing his work in the front hall before leaving. How could this little girl be so ignorant of the rules?

Yan Muyi ignored the attendant's sad eyes and boldly raised his head to look at the emperor and said.

"Your Majesty, I have something to report to you!"

After the emperor finished drinking the soup, he found that the waiter hadn't left yet and was talking to him! The attendant next to him quickly stopped Yan Muyi from his unethical behavior, and the emperor spoke slowly.

"Tell me what, I want to see what can happen to this little girl like you!"

As soon as Yan Mu saw that the emperor was merciful, he plucked up the courage to tell everything about the prince's rebellion.

"The emperor, the prince and others want to plot a rebellion. I'm not lying. I have evidence of their preparations before the rebellion!"

Yan Mu then took out all the evidence given to her by the Eighth Prince from her sleeves and gave them to the attendants to hand to the Emperor. The emperor asked Yan Muyi to continue speaking while watching, but it could be seen that the emperor's face was getting more and more unhappy and even turned into a black face.

After Yan Mu explained the cause and effect, he closed his mouth and stopped talking when he saw how bad the emperor's face was. I don’t know if the emperor was angry when he saw the evidence of the prince or if he said what he said made the emperor angry. But the deed has been done, so we can only risk our lives and resign ourselves to fate.

The emperor saw that Yan Muyi had finished speaking and had read the so-called evidence she presented. Although the emperor had already been attracted to the prince Yi Chu, most of Yan Muyi's evidence was false. And there must be a mastermind behind her, and she is just a pawn. It was ridiculous to involve a palace maid in the fight for the heir. He must find out the instigator behind her. Even if Prince De is not qualified, it is not anyone's turn to make the choice for him.

"Come here, pull Yan Muyi from Concubine Jin's Palace into the heavenly prison, and wait for me to deal with it as soon as possible!"

When Yan Mu heard this sentence, it was like a bolt from the blue. If she didn't put all the personal and material evidence in front of the emperor, how could she be imprisoned? Could it be that the emperor didn't believe that the prince would rebel or something? Which step did he make that was wrong and he was imprisoned in the sky prison?

Yan Mu thought about how those who were thrown into the sky jail during the filming of palace dramas were tortured severely. She would die if she was whipped. How could she withstand other tortures? Thinking of this, I really agree with the sentence that if I don't commit suicide, I won't die...

Yan Muyi was dragged into the prison by two guards. She looked at the cold, damp and dark walls around her and felt really miserable. This time traveling directly sent me to jail. Could it be that the emperor would have sent him to the guillotine if he didn't survive the prince's rebellion?

She, who is usually very tough, cried because of her own dirty tricks. The more I think about it, the more I feel wronged, and the more I feel wronged, the louder I cry. When the warden heard Yan Muyi sobbing, he got impatient and came over with a whip, threatening Yan Muyi to shut up. If he didn't shut up, he would be punished by her. Yan Muyi could only stop crying under the force of the whip.

When Concubine Jin, who was still making medicinal meals for the emperor, heard about Yan Muyi being sent to the heavenly prison, she quickly put down what she was doing and rushed to the Guanshu Hall.

"Your Majesty, what on earth did Mu Yi do? It's so shocking! That won't lead to imprisonment in the sky!" Concubine Jin rushed to the emperor and asked directly regardless of etiquette.

"Concubine Jin, this is the good maid you brought out. How dare you accuse the prince of wanting to seize the throne!"

After hearing what the emperor said, Concubine Jin knew that Yan Muyi was completely finished this time. She never expected that Yan Muyi was planning such a big thing. Even if she hated the prince and others because of her sister, she wouldn't risk her own life!

How could she possibly compete with the prince's power with her little strength? Even if the emperor knew that the prince had evil intentions, she could not control it as a little maid. It was all cannon fodder anyway. Why was Yan Muyi so stupid to run away and do it? .

At this moment, Concubine Jin was already sitting paralyzed in front of the main hall. The emperor was so angry that he only punished Concubine Jin by being grounded in his palace for half a month, and then sent someone to send Concubine Jin back to his palace.

After Concubine Jin came back, she was completely devastated. The maids and attendants all knew that Yan Muyi was in trouble this time, and even Concubine Jin was punished when she went to plead for mercy. But no one dared to ask Concubine Jin what happened to Yan Muyi? What big thing could he do to offend Long Yan?

When the queen saw Concubine Jin running hurriedly towards the emperor's palace, she wanted to follow her to see what was going on. She heard in the side hall that it was Yan Muyi, a slave, who had done something treasonous. When she thought that Yan Muyi, a lowly maid, actually reported her own son in front of the emperor, she wished that Yan Muyi would be quartered immediately.

Angrily, she returned to her palace. When she saw her daughter, she pulled her up and told her the news she had just learned. After hearing all this, the eldest princess said to her mother with a sinister smile on her face.

"Mother, Yan Muyi'er and other lowly servants don't need you to use your noble hands. I will just deal with them."