Comprehensive film and television starts from An Lingrong's rebirth

The royal family is extremely afraid of the emergence of a few more women who interfere in politics like their ancestors did. Neither the maids around the princess nor the palace maids who come with her as a dowry will stand on the side of the princess.

The prince consort doesn't like Wen Yi, so how could his family treat Wen Yi well?

In addition, Wen Yi's life became increasingly difficult because Huan Yixiang was unable to have children.

Wen Yi's adoptive mother, Imperial Noble Consort Duan, died early, and the Empress Dowager in the palace never summoned Princess Wen Yi.

Wen Yi died when she was less than 30 years old. Before her death, Wen Yi kept praying.

I pray to God to give Wen Yi another chance, and that Wen Yi will never be treated as an object and given away by others.

Wen Yi was lost in thought about his past life when he was carried by his wet nurse to Concubine Duan.

When Concubine Duan saw the emperor looking over, she looked at Wen Yi and said pitifully, "I want to hug Wen Yi, but I really don't have the strength. I'm afraid I might accidentally drop Wen Yi."

After saying this, Concubine Duan coughed a few times and said, "Good luck."

When Jixiang heard someone calling her, she handed her the gift box she had brought with her.

Concubine Duan took the gift box, opened it and took out a collar. She did not take off the armor on her hands, but pointed the long armor towards Wen Yi and put the collar on Wen Yi's neck.

How could she truly love someone if she wasn’t her biological mother? Every time, Cao Qinmo would take off her armor before she dared to touch Wen Yi.

The emperor spoke up: "This is the necklace from your dowry. Wen Yi is still young. How can you give such a valuable item to Wen Yi?"

Upon hearing this, Concubine Duan immediately smiled and replied, "Your Majesty, remember, I have been ill and I have no chance to wear this necklace. It is such a pity."

After a few pauses, Concubine Duan continued, "Wen Yi is loved by everyone, so it's just right to give her to Wen Yi."

At this moment, Concubine Duan stopped coughing after giving a long speech to the Emperor.

Mother Cao Qinmo thanked happily: "I, your concubine, would like to thank you on behalf of Wen Yi."

Concubine Duan was only energetic when talking to the emperor, but she felt like she was out of breath when talking to other women.

Concubine Duan lowered her head and replied weakly to Cao Qinmo: "Don't be so polite, Concubine Cao."

Wen Yi turned around and saw Concubine Hua with a face full of anger, while her mother's face was full of joy.

The sound of stringed instruments rang out again, and a group of dancers entered the hall and danced gracefully.

Wen Yi had been paying attention to Zhen Huan from the beginning, and sure enough, he saw Zhen Huan leave the table.

Wen Yi was just about to go find his mother Cao Qinmo to expose the affair between Zhen Huan and Prince Guo, when a scroll of bamboo slips and a bamboo pen suddenly appeared in front of him.

The bamboo slips were slowly spread out in front of Wen Yi. Wen Yi looked around and saw people drinking and chatting nearby, but he did not see any bamboo slips or bamboo pens.

Only two lines of words appeared on the bamboo slips: Write his name and he will die (Write his name and he will die)

Wen Yi stretched out his hand to grasp the pen. After his soft and weak little hand grasped the bamboo pen, he was able to write just like when he grew up in his previous life.

The nanny glanced at Wen Yi and thought that Wen Yi was enjoying herself, so she smiled and praised, "The princess is so well behaved."

Wen Yi had long blocked out the sounds around him and did not hear what the nanny said at all.

The bamboo pen wrote slowly, and after writing the last smile, the two words "Zhen Huan" on the bamboo slips slowly turned from black to blood red.

Zhen Huan was washing her feet by the water, and Prince Guo was standing behind her, staring at her infatuatedly.

Suddenly, Zhen Huan felt a pain in her chest and fell forward into the water.

Liu Zhu, who was serving nearby, immediately jumped into the water to fish it out. Prince Guo also ran to the water's edge and jumped in.

The water was not deep, but Zhen Huan could not stand up, nor could she grasp the hand that Liu Zhu extended to her.

Due to the severe pain in her chest and the feeling of suffocation from choking on water, Zhen Huan's consciousness gradually faded.