Quick Wear: The male protagonists all fell in love with her at first sight

Jiang Rou's health gradually improved, and Ji Huaian came over after the morning court every day. After experiencing these two incidents, Ji Huaian wished he could tie Jiang Rou to his belt.

The first snow has melted, and the warm winter sun shines on people, making them feel warm. Jiang Rou sits under the porch to bask in the sun, and the sunlight hits her, giving her a layer of golden light.

Suddenly, she felt a darkness in front of her eyes. Jiang Rou slowly opened her eyes and saw Ji Huaian standing in front of her. A smile immediately appeared on her face and she softly called out "Huaian".

Ji Huaian pulled Jiang Rou up, straightened the restless hair on Jiang Rou's face, and said softly, "Although there is sunshine today, the wind is quite strong. You have just recovered from a serious illness, and you can't play with your body anymore." Ji Huaian treated Jiang Rou as a porcelain doll.

Jiang Rou nodded obediently and asked with a smile, "How come you have time to come here today?" Although she said this, the sweetness in her eyes was about to overflow.

Ji Huaian said, "Arou, tomorrow I will accompany my grandmother out of the palace to Jing'an Temple to pray for blessings. You must be careful in the palace alone." Although he had arranged enough people to be by Jiang Rou's side, Ji Huaian was still worried.

Jiang Rou noticed the place name Jing'an Temple. Jing'an Temple was the national temple of this dynasty and a place for the royal family to pray, but Ji Huaian's biological mother, Princess Wenshu, was also in Jing'an Temple.

She knew Ji Huaian's knot about his biological mother. This time, the Queen Mother couldn't help but see her daughter, and Ji Huaian couldn't avoid seeing Wen Shu.

Ji Huaian saw her frowning brows and knew what she was worried about, so he hugged her in his arms and said softly, "Don't worry, Rou, it doesn't matter what happens to other people while you are by my side." Jiang Rou nodded and hugged him back.

After Ji Huaian left, Ning Xi came to the Cining Palace. Although it was impossible to encounter an assassination in the palace, the people in the palace were scarier than ghosts.

He knew that Jiang Rou had offended the Queen by saving Cui Jingyu last time, and was afraid that the Queen would take advantage of the fact that the Cining Palace was ownerless to make things difficult for Jiang Rou, so he deliberately asked Ning Xi to go. After all, Ning Xi was someone close to the Emperor, and the Queen would more or less take him into consideration.

But he underestimated the queen. Half an hour after Ning Xi left, Jiang Rou was called away by someone from the queen's palace.

When Ning Xi came back, she saw Qingyan wandering at the door with an anxious look on her face. Qingyan saw her as if she had seen a savior. She took a few steps forward, grabbed her hand and said anxiously, "Sister Ning Xi, the young lady has been taken away by the Queen's palace servants. What should we do?"

Ning Xi cursed inwardly and rushed towards Qixiang Palace where the queen lived. However, she was stopped just as she arrived at the palace gate. Looking at the old woman guarding the door, Ning Xi knew that the queen had chosen the right opportunity.

Breaking in by force was not an option, so she searched her mind for someone who could save Jiang Rou. She seemed to have thought of someone, and her eyes lit up.

Ning Xi trotted all the way to the East Palace and saw the vermilion gate from afar. Not long ago, she chatted with Jiang Rou and knew that she knew the Crown Princess, so Ning Xi thought of trying everything possible.

As soon as I arrived at the door, I saw a woman in a red dress standing at the door, cursing at the closed red door.

Ning Xi had seen her and knew she was Princess Garen, so he stepped forward to greet her, "Greetings, Princess Garen." Garen was in the middle of cursing when she suddenly heard a voice.

When she saw Ning Xi, she said, "I recognize you. You are the miracle doctor who saved my father." Ning Xi said modestly, "Princess, you are too kind."

Jiawen asked in confusion, "Doctor Ning, why are you here?" When Ning Xi heard her question, an idea came to her mind. She said to Princess Jiawen, "There is a little sister of mine in the Cining Palace. She was summoned by the Queen for questioning, and she came here to ask to see the Crown Princess."

When Jiawen heard her talk about Cining Palace, the first person she thought of was Jiang Rou. She asked, "But Jiang Rou?" Ning Xi nodded quickly.

When Jiawen saw her nod, she became anxious. She knew that Jiang Rou had offended the Queen in order to save Cui Jingyu not long ago. She also knew that her mother had always been a narrow-minded person.

Without waiting for Ning Xi to say anything, Jiawen said "Follow me" and lifted her skirt and ran towards Qixiang Palace.

Jiawen was wearing a red dress and had a whip on her waist. The whip was originally meant to beat those people in the East Palace, but she didn't expect it to come in handy here.

Looking at the palace maids who were blocking him at the gate of Qixiang Palace, Jiawen's expression turned cold. He pulled out the whip from his waist, swung it into the air, and the sound of "snap" was heard by the palace maids.

The pearl hairpins on Jiawen's head jingled as she moved, and she said coldly, "Get out of the way, or I'll let you try whether my whip is vegetarian or not."

The palace maid was so scared that she immediately opened the door, and Jiawen rushed in. As soon as he walked in, he saw several maids holding Jiang Rou and trying to push her into the water.

Jiawen shouted angrily, "Stop it, everyone!" and then lashed the hands of the old woman who was holding Jiang Rou with the fiery whip.

Feeling the pain, she howled out. Jiang Rou was helped up by Jiawen and protected behind him. Jiang Rou held Jiawen's hand tightly and sobbed softly, "Qin'er, I'm scared."

Jia Wen comforted her softly and wanted to take Jiang Rou away. Someone tried to stop them but was frightened by the whip in Jia Wen's hand and stopped. A teacup was thrown out of the house and broke at Jia Wen's feet, and the broken porcelain pieces cut her face.

Jiang Rou looked at her bleeding face, hurriedly covered it with a handkerchief, and said in a trembling voice, "It's bleeding, Qin'er, don't be afraid, let's go out and find Ning Xi."

As soon as she finished speaking, a gorgeously dressed woman walked out of the hall. Jiang Rou saw that she was trembling all over. Jia Wen hid her behind him and looked at the person who came.

The Queen saw a trace of disgust in Jarvan's eyes, and said sternly, "You bastard, who told you to interfere?"

Although she told herself not to care, Jiawen's heart still ached when she saw the disgust in her eyes. She smiled sarcastically and said, "My mother is so powerful. May I ask what Arou did wrong that my mother would lynch her?"

The queen looked at Jarvan with disgust and said, "Do I need you to teach me how to do things? An orphan girl is challenging my authority. I am going to teach her a lesson."

Upon hearing this, Jiang Rou grabbed Jiawen's hand tightly and said in a trembling voice, "Empress, I don't know when I made you unhappy. Just punish me. Qin'er is innocent." As she said this, she wanted to push Jiawen out of the door.

Hearing what Jiang Rou said, the Queen sneered at Jiawen and said, "You are so self-deprecating that you call orphans of the same class sisters. I would rather not have a daughter like you."

Jiawen's heart ached again, and she asked in a hoarse voice, "If my mother didn't like me, why did you give birth to me?" Her eyes were determined, and she wanted to get an answer.

Unexpectedly, as soon as she said this, the Queen's expression turned cold. She looked at Jarvan with a ferocious face and shouted sternly, "Do you think I am willing? I wish I was the one who died instead of you. If it weren't for you, my son would not have died. Why didn't you die?"

She shouted at Jarvan at the top of her lungs, and her words made Jarvan's face gradually pale. She smiled bitterly, lowered her head and said sarcastically, "I also hope that you have never been my mother."

When the queen heard her say that, she became even angrier. She stepped forward, took the whip from her hand and started whipping her. "You unlucky star, you killed my son. Why wasn't it you who died?" she said as she whipped her.