Comprehensive film and television starts from An Lingrong's rebirth

After everyone left, the emperor and the empress stayed in silence in the room for a long time.

The emperor then opened his eyes and said, "Put him down."

The queen quickly agreed and helped the emperor to the inner hall.

Coming out of Jingren Palace, Lipin glared at Zhen Huan and said, "Wan promised that you will take care of yourself in the future."

Zhen Huan still replied stubbornly: "Empress Li, we have a long way to go."

Hua Fei was unhappy, but considering that the emperor was still in Jingren Palace, she just frowned and said to Li Fei, "Go back."

Everyone knelt down again to pay their respects and bid farewell to Concubine Li and Concubine Hua.

When only four concubines were left, An Lingrong, Shen Meizhuang, and Zhen Huan looked at each other. They probably took Fu Cha's presence into consideration, so they only exchanged glances for a few breaths before saying goodbye and returning to the palace.

On the way back to the Yanxi Palace, An Lingrong asked casually, "Didn't Sister Fucha see any ghosts?"

The smile on Fucha's face was meaningful: "Sister An, do you believe that there are ghosts in this world?"

An Lingrong nodded as if she was frightened: "Sister, I think there must be ghosts in this world."

Fu Cha seemed satisfied and said, "Just believe me, sister."

Not only did the plan of pretending to be a ghost fail, resulting in the loss of two people, but also making Zhen Huan a concubine of the lowest rank.

The Emperor did not put Zhen Huan in solitary confinement, so Zhen Huan went to Jingren Palace to pay her respects despite her injuries.

When paying respects, Concubine Li was naturally the first one to make things difficult for Zhen Huan, and the Queen acted like a good person.

An Lingrong had not yet been won over by the Queen, and she did not have the money to prepare the materials for the scar-healing glue.

Seeing that Zhen Huan's wound had healed, the scar was very obvious. An Lingrong was anxious but didn't know what to do.

In fact, it was useless for An Lingrong to apply scar-removing glue. The evil spirit had already infected the wound, and even a god could not heal the scar.

During this period, there were more patrols in the palace, but ghost stories still occurred frequently.

Especially in the Queen's Jingren Palace, whenever the Queen closed her eyes to sleep, she could hear the ghost baby's shrill screams.

The queen's headache became more serious, but in order to maintain her remaining dignity, she covered her face with thick makeup and still asked the concubines to come to Jingren Palace every day to pay her respects.

Concubine Cao, who temporarily allied with Zhen Huan, did not arouse Concubine Hua's suspicion and still served as the military advisor.

Concubine Cao caught Huanbi burning paper behind the rockery and got hold of something she could use against her.

There was unrest in the palace, so the emperor took everyone to the Old Summer Palace ahead of time to escape the summer heat.

The plot continues as usual, but the difference is that Zhen Huan's facial injury has not healed, and she does not often go to the Qinzheng Palace to accompany the emperor.

Fucha found more ghosts in the Old Summer Palace and would refine them when she had time. Therefore, after everyone moved to the Old Summer Palace, no ghost incidents occurred.

The emperor breathed a sigh of relief, and everyone felt relieved.

Shen Meizhuang was still pregnant but was given a title. The empress stopped the emperor from promoting her to a concubine.

Shen Meizhuang was pregnant, and the emperor seemed to have just remembered Fucha, and he turned over Fucha's green card for the first time in a long time.

When Sang'er reported the good news to Fucha, she lowered her head and hummed. On her face, which Sang'er could not see, Fucha smiled strangely.

The emperor arrived that night, and Fucha served him as carefully as the original owner.

After the two of them got into bed, the emperor seemed to have entered a fairyland, where there were countless fairies of all kinds, allowing the emperor to play with them at will.

Fu Cha sat cross-legged on the ground with her eyes closed and her hands open, one hand holding the Hundred Ghosts Banner and the other holding a scarlet pen.

The emperor tossed and turned on the bed, and countless golden lights entangled the red pen.

Fu Cha kept chanting incantations, causing the golden light to turn into red light. Then, as the red light became more and more, it turned into black lines and floated into the Hundred Ghosts Banner.