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There were constant sounds of stringed instruments, toasts, and conversations in my ears.

Wen Yi opened her eyes and heard her mother Cao Qinmo say, "Hurry up and bring the princess to Concubine Duan for her to see."

Then, Concubine Duan was heard coughing, coughing and coughing.

When Wen Yi thought of the moment when he was on the verge of death, the scene of the conversation between the Queen Mother and the Emperor appeared before his eyes.

The Queen Mother said kindly, "There are many concubines in the palace who have no children. I think Concubine Duan and Concubine Jing are good. Concubine Duan and Concubine Jing are old ladies who have served the emperor for a long time since the Emperor's residence. They also love children very much, and are much better than Wen Yi's biological mother."

The empress dowager first advised the emperor to execute Cao Qinmo, and then decided on a destination for Cao Qinmo's biological daughter, Princess Wen Yi.

The empress dowager was born into a bondservant family. When she gave birth to her first son, her rank was too low, so she could only reluctantly send her son to be raised by Empress Xiaoyi Ren, Tong Jia.

The Queen Mother had clearly endured the pain of separation from her son for many years, yet she still wanted to take that pain out on Cao Qinmo.

Wen Yi has his own biological mother, Cao Qinmo, so why does everyone treat Wen Yi like an object and send him around?

Wen Yi was first given to Concubine Hua by the emperor to ease the emperor's guilt for killing Concubine Hua's son.

In Concubine Hua's palace, Wen Yi was fumigated with Huan Yi incense day and night and lost her fertility.

In order to win favor, Concubine Hua deliberately fed Wen Yi cassava flour, causing Wen Yi to vomit milk every day at a young age and damaging her stomach.

Wen Yi's biological mother, Cao Qinmo, finally managed to get her back from Concubine Hua, and the mother and daughter only had a few short years of warm time together.

The Queen Mother and the Emperor used Cao Qinmo to completely overthrow Concubine Hua. As soon as Concubine Hua fell, the mother and son began to destroy their own interests and sent someone to drug and kill Wen Yi's biological mother Cao Qinmo.

When Wen Yi lost her biological mother, everyone thought that Wen Yi, who was too young to understand, would not remember her biological mother.

The Empress Dowager and the Emperor gave Wen Yi to Concubine Duan as compensation to thank her for the safflower soup she served to Concubine Hua.

Zhen Huan gave Wen Yi to Concubine Duan as a gift for forming an alliance, and she justified her cruel and ruthless behavior by saying that Cao Qinmo would corrupt Wen Yi.

Zhen Huan is indeed the one who left the palace right after giving birth to Princess Longyue and gave her to Concubine Jing. She is indeed the one who ignored the fact that Zhen family members outside the palace were imprisoned and insisted on pursuing her own selfish interests.

Princess Longyue was raised by Concubine Jing from the time she was born until she was three years old. After Zhen Huan returned to the palace, Longyue no longer called Zhen Huan mother. Zhen Huan should not feel hurt.

Otherwise, Zhen Huan would not have said that separating mother and child was for Wen Yi's own good, and she would not have given other people's children as gifts.

Wen Yi was loved by Concubine Duan, but Concubine Duan often spoke ill of her biological mother, Cao Qinmo, to Wen Yi, saying how many evil things Cao Qinmo had done.

Wen Yi listened silently, but he became afraid of Concubine Duan in his heart.

Concubine Duan even harmed the fetus in Concubine Hua's belly. At that time, Concubine Hua trusted her so much that Concubine Duan did such a thing but did not feel that she was committing a crime against heaven and earth.

When Zhen Huan was about to return to the palace, Wen Yi was drugged by Shen Meizhuang and Wen Shichu.

Wen Yi developed a fever after being drugged, and Wen Shichu delayed for several days before actually starting treatment, and Wen Yi almost died at a young age.

After that, Wen Yi grew up slowly, and Imperial Noble Consort Duan betrothed Wen Yi to the second son of her natal family's eldest wife.

That son thought he was well-educated and wanted to become a high-ranking official in the court.

When the imperial decree granting marriage to Princess Wen Yi came down, the son hated Wen Yi for ruining his future.

This dynasty once conquered the world on horseback, but now it actually requires royal princesses to observe the three obediences and four virtues to their husbands.