The Return of An Lingrong in Legend of Zhen Huan

Concubine Hua was dressed in simple and elegant clothes, took off her hairpin and knelt at the door of Suiyuxuan, awaiting her punishment.

An Lingrong also rushed to Xianfu Palace at this moment. The imperial doctors were still in Suiyuxuan, so it was not appropriate for others to go there to avoid causing trouble. An hour later, news came from Suiyuxuan: Concubine Wan had a miscarriage.

After the chaos at Shuiyuxuan ended, everyone got up and rushed to Shuiyuxuan.

When she arrived at the entrance of Suiyuxuan, Shen Meizhuang saw Concubine Hua kneeling on the ground, staring at her viciously. If Concubine Jing and An Lingrong had not stopped her, Shen Meizhuang would have rushed up to hit her.

After entering, everyone paid their respects to the Emperor and Empress, and then stood there quietly. The Emperor looked at Zhen Huan's haggard appearance, and she was still thinking about the Emperor in her coma. He could not help but ask Doctor Zhang angrily: "Why hasn't Wanpin woken up yet?"

"Your Majesty, Concubine Wan suddenly had a miscarriage, which was very harmful to her health. She also knelt in the sun at noon and suffered from heat stroke. We need to give her medicine to see if she can wake up."

Liu Zhu just brought the medicine, and Yu Yin quickly took it and fed it to Zhen Huan.

Although Yuyin has become the master, she has been serving Zhen Huan since she was a child, and the two grew up together. Now that Zhen Huan has a miscarriage, Yuyin has also hurried over. If Yuyin is not wearing the clothes of a noble, the two of them seem to be the same as before.

"Let me do it. The princess is still young and cannot leave her mother. You go back and take care of the princess." As he said that, he took the medicine from Yu Yin's hand.

Yu Yin helped Zhen Huan sit up and said, "The princess has a wet nurse to take care of her. My elder sister hasn't woken up yet, and I'm really worried."

The emperor nodded without saying anything, and silently fed Zhen Huan the medicine. After the medicine was given, a cup of tea passed before Zhen Huan slowly woke up.

"Hanhuan, Huanhuan, you're awake." The emperor was very excited to see Zhen Huan wake up.

The Queen was quite happy to see that Zhen Huan had lost her child. When she saw Zhen Huan waking up, she acted virtuous again: "Thank God, it's good that you've woken up. You've been sleeping for several hours."

Zhen Huan had just woken up, her voice was hoarse and she cried: "Your Majesty, you are back." This short sentence contained countless grievances. The emperor couldn't help but shed tears after hearing it.

Yu Yin helped Zhen Huan up and let her lean on him. Zhen Huan slowly stretched out her hand from under the quilt, and the emperor quickly held Zhen Huan's hand: "Huan Huan, I'm sorry for you, I'm sorry for you."

"Your Majesty." Zhen Huan took out her hand and placed it on her lower abdomen, and asked in a trembling voice: "Child, is the child still there?" There was desire in Zhen Huan's eyes, as if she wanted to hear from the emperor that her child was still there.

"We'll have kids."

This one sentence shattered all of Zhen Huan's hopes. From disbelief at the beginning to wailing at the end, even the emperor's eyes turned red.

Shen Meizhuang then spoke up: "Your Majesty, this is not the time to be sad. Wanpin's loss of her child was not a natural disaster, but a man-made disaster!"

The emperor looked at Zhen Huan crying bitterly and was very angry: "Where is the bitch?"

Su Peisheng said quickly: "Your Majesty, Concubine Hua is kneeling outside the Suiyuxuan, taking off her hairpin and waiting for punishment."

When Zhen Huan heard the three words "Noble Concubine Hua", her eyes were filled with hatred.

"Send her in."

"Whoo."

When Su Peisheng called Concubine Hua in, Concubine Hua nervously asked whether the child was saved. Seeing Su Peisheng shaking his head, Concubine Hua suddenly became flustered and helpless, but she calmed down after a while and entered Suiyuxuan.

"May your Majesty be blessed with good health." Concubine Hua raised her head slightly and glanced at the emperor, then said, "I am guilty. Wanpin offended me today. I wanted to punish her slightly as a warning. I did not intend to cause Wanpin to have a miscarriage. I do not know why I did this. I hope your Majesty will forgive my sin of ignorance."

When Zhen Huan heard Concubine Hua say that she had bumped into him, she looked at her with hatred. After the Emperor heard Concubine Hua's explanation, he was also angry and said, "You are ignorant. Wanpin is three months pregnant. Don't you know?"

"Your Majesty! Your Majesty!"

Concubine Jing spoke up in time: "The Imperial Concubine said that she asked Concubine Wan to kneel because she knew that she was three months pregnant and the fetus was stable."

Concubine Hua said in panic: "I am ignorant. I was so angry today that I thought it would be okay to kneel for half an hour." Then she seemed to remember something and turned to Doctor Zhang who was taking care of Zhen Huan during her pregnancy and said: "How do you do your job as a doctor?" When the doctor heard this, he knelt down quickly.

"She was clearly more than three months pregnant, how could she have a miscarriage after kneeling for half an hour? You must have given her something wrong to eat, and you're blaming it on me."

Doctor Zhang kowtowed and said: "Madam Wan was feeling unwell before, which is due to the weakness of the mother in midsummer, and is also a normal phenomenon. The only problem is that Madam Wan has been restless recently, so the fetus is unstable. This is not a big deal, just rest well."

"I heard that the concubine knelt for two hours before her menstruation came, so... so I thought kneeling for half an hour would not be a big deal."

The emperor was furious after hearing this: "Concubine Jin was disrespectful to Empress Chunyuan that day, so Empress Chunyuan punished her to kneel down and admit her fault. Moreover, Empress Chunyuan had no idea that Concubine Jin was pregnant at the time, so it was an unintentional mistake. Chunyuan was kind and blamed herself for this matter, which caused her to suffer from dystocia and hemorrhage."

Then, he pointed at Nian Shilan angrily and said: "And you! You knew that Wanpin was pregnant with the dragon fetus, but you still punished her. And you didn't repent afterwards. Bitch! How dare you be compared with Chunyuan!"

"I am ignorant..." The emperor interrupted Concubine Hua and said angrily: "I think you are not ignorant, but very cruel."

The emperor was really furious. Even if Nian Gengyao was behind Concubine Hua, he still wanted to punish her severely. After all, she was the heir of the royal family.

Concubine Hua confessed to the Emperor, "I am also a person who has lost a child. How can I have the heart to harm other people's children?" Concubine Hua was in great pain when she said this, and when the Emperor heard it, his expression suddenly changed from anger to guilt.

This also calmed the emperor down a bit. It was indeed not right that Wanpin had a miscarriage after kneeling for half an hour. Damn it, the emperor did not dare to think about it too much. He was afraid that he would find out that it was he who caused Zhen Huan to lose her child.

The emperor's tone softened, and he finally sentenced her to death, saying that although she had no intention of killing Zhen Huan's child, the child died because of her. "Depose Consort Nian and demote her to concubine, deprive her of her title, and remove her from the power of assisting the six palaces. She will not be allowed to see him unless summoned in the future."

"But Your Majesty, now the positions of the Four Concubines are full." After hearing the Queen's words, the Emperor remembered that Jingpin and Huafei were promoted to the same position.

"Then you will be demoted to a concubine." Concubine Nian was still crying and protesting her innocence. The emperor was furious and ordered Concubine Nian to kneel at the gate of Yikun Palace for two hours at noon every day, and then let her leave.

After Nianpin left, the emperor said, "You guys go out first, I will accompany Wanpin."

"Yes."

Before leaving, the Queen was still advising Zhen Huan: "Wanpin, your health is the most important. There is a long time to come. Don't be too sad." Zhen Huan ignored her. The Queen sighed and went out with the concubines.