If An Lingrong was reborn before the draft

Zhen Huan looked at the emperor pitifully and wanted to struggle. After all, Lingrong had dodged it. She didn't believe that she was not as good as Lingrong in the emperor's heart. Unexpectedly, the emperor didn't say anything, but Concubine Hua mocked her, "It's okay if you can't dance, why force it? I'm sure no one can match the grace of Queen Chunyuan now."

Seeing that the emperor's face was getting worse and worse, the queen also kept watching the emperor's expression, but she didn't care as much as before. Since the newcomer entered the palace, she has become more virtuous. After all, this play is quite interesting.

"What Concubine Hua said is really provocative. If Miss Wan doesn't dance, it will be an insult to Concubine Cao and everyone else's interest. If she dances, if she doesn't dance well, she will inevitably become a joke. It's fine if she dances well, but if she imitates the dance of Queen Chunyuan, it may be disrespectful to the late queen." Concubine Qi can't tell good from bad. It's like she's not a good person but not completely bad. Today's words are really exaggerated. Originally, not dancing would only ruin everyone's interest. As long as the emperor says not to dance, then she won't dance. If she dances and doesn't dance well, then she won't dance well. But she escalated the issue to Queen Chunyuan. Maybe she has been jealous of Zhen Huan for a long time.

“Your Majesty, I heard from outside that Your Majesty has married a noble lady named Wan, who is both beautiful and talented, but can’t dance. I’m afraid she is not even as good as the geishas in my mansion. How can she serve Your Majesty like this?” Prince Dun is really good at adding fuel to the fire.

Even more so than this, there was Prince Heng who refused to admit defeat. He said expressionlessly to irritate the emperor, "A woman's virtue lies in her lack of talent. Why would she dance the "Jinghong Dance"? She just looks pleasing to the eye, that's all."

"In that case, this beauty and talent are just a false reputation. The emperor only uses his beauty to please men, which makes it seem that he judges people by appearance." Prince Dun has been dissatisfied with the emperor for a long time, but the emperor is the emperor and he can do nothing about it, so it is good to stimulate him at this time and to satisfy his verbal complaints for a while.

"This 'Jazz Dance' is easy to learn but difficult to master, so let's not do it. Let's try something else." Although the Queen disliked Zhen Huan and others, Prince Dun was also slapping her in the face by using Zhen Huan to slap the Emperor. After all, they were nominally husband and wife.

"Your Majesty, Sister Wan has always been obsessed with poetry and books, and has never been serious about singing and dancing. I think it would be better to write a poem to celebrate the princess' birthday." Shen Meizhuang saw that the situation was not good and did not side with Zhen Huan, so she stood up to plead for her. When she stood up, she also looked at Lingrong, as if she was expecting Lingrong to stand up and plead for her, but she didn't expect that Lingrong's eyes were blurred and her cheeks were red. She sat there stupidly with a silly smile.

Lingrong's face was already red after drinking, and she rubbed it hard on purpose to make it look even redder. She was pretending to be drunk to avoid what was going to happen next, and she also didn't want to speak for Zhen Huan. She just held a grudge.

"The palace hasn't performed "The Astonishing Dance" for a long time. I would like to see it, Concubine Wan, you can just dance casually." Zhen Huan looked at the emperor for a moment, and the emperor was also looking at her. She expected the emperor to change his mind, but the emperor did not give her any room to change his mind.

"Then please allow me to change my clothes. I will be back in a moment." Seeing this, Zhen Huan had no choice but to change into her dancing costume.

"Forget about changing clothes, as long as you're not peeing." Prince Dun was looking at his wife when he spoke, but his voice was indeed quite loud, and everyone knew he was speaking to Zhen Huan.

"Don't say drunken words in front of the emperor." Prince Dun's wife knew that Prince Dun did it on purpose, but she still said something indifferent to what Prince Dun meant. Prince Dun was not annoyed by what his wife said and turned to look at Zhen Huan who was walking away.