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The emperor used Qian Mingshi's "Guxiangting Poetry Collection" to test the loyalty of his ministers. Zhen Yuandao was reported to have secretly kept Qian Mingshi's "Guxiangting Poetry Collection", but he was unwilling to write a poem to criticize Qian Mingshi to show his loyalty.

The emperor dismissed a number of court officials one after another because of the poor quality of their poems that criticized Qian Mingshi or because their poems showed sympathy for Qian Mingshi.

Because of his affection for Zhen Huan, the emperor sent someone to persuade Zhen Yuandao and gave him three days to write a poem to condemn Qian Mingshi.

But Zhen Yuandao did not listen to the advice. He did not bow his head when he saw the emperor sentencing the court officials. He only wanted to show the character of a scholar.

In the court, Zhen Yuandao also advised the emperor not to use Qian Mingshi's name to conduct literary inquisition.

The emperor was very angry about Zhen Yuandao's disobedience, and the ministers submitted a memorial requesting that Zhen Yuandao be severely punished.

Zhen Yuandao was imprisoned and his family was confined in the mansion.

There were civil officials in the court who pleaded for Zhen Yuandao, but the emperor got angry with them and sent several of them to prison.

The Queen Mother was afraid that if Zhen Huan knew about this, it would affect the dragon fetus, so she sent Aunt Sun to look after Zhen Huan.

The Queen cried in front of An Lingrong about the death of the eldest prince and said that she didn't like the newborn child in the palace.

The Queen hinted to An Lingrong that if she told Zhen Huan about the Zhen family's affairs, she would have a miscarriage.

An Lingrong had long been in the Queen's control, so she had to send Xiao Guizi to report the affairs of the Zhen family to Zhen Huan, causing Zhen Huan to have a miscarriage.

In order to save Zhen Yuandao, Zhen Huan went to the Yangxin Palace to plead with the emperor.

The emperor has given Zhen Yuandao too many chances, but Zhen Yuandao insisted on stepping on the emperor's face and gaining the reputation of a wise minister who was willing to give honest advice even if it hurt his ears.

The emperor's attitude was cold. Zhen Huan saw the "Wan Wan Lei Qing" written by the emperor and felt sad that she was just a substitute.

At this time Su Peisheng came in and said that Zhen Yuandao had contracted the plague and was in critical condition.

Zhen Huan was sad and worried, so she begged the emperor to save Zhen Yuandao's life. After leaving the Yangxin Palace, she gave birth to a daughter prematurely.

Liu Zhu looked at the newborn princess and heard Zhen Huan say that she wanted to spend the rest of her life in front of the Buddha. She knew that her chance had come.

The family was going through a difficult time and the princess had just been born.

Zhen Huan ignored her family and her newborn child and left the palace just because she found out she was a substitute.

It seems that Zhen Huan had already intended to leave. She refused to eat or drink before, probably because she wanted to see Liu Zhu Zhongxin die tragically.

Liu Zhu knew about the drizzle under the apricot blossoms, knew that Prince Guo looked at Zhen Huan's feet, and knew that Prince Guo and Zhen Huan had had secret meetings several times.

Zhen Huan wants to leave the palace, but she doesn't trust Liu Zhu very much. Now the person Zhen Huan trusts the most is Cui Jinxi.

Since Zhen Huan doesn't want all of this, let the loyal Liu Zhu take it.

After Zhen Huan finished her farewell words, she kowtowed three times to the emperor, and the emperor left angrily.

Zhen Huan left the palace and made arrangements for the servants. Xiao Yunzi went to Shen Meizhuang's place.

Zhen Huan did not let Pin'er serve Concubine Jing, but arranged for Liuzhu to do it instead.

Huanbi and Cui Jinxi wanted to accompany Zhen Huan out of the palace. After Zhen Huan persuaded them, she agreed to take them out of the palace.

Seeing that Liu Zhu was reluctant to leave, Huanbi asked Liu Zhu, "Liu Zhu, do you want to leave the palace together?"

Liu Zhu said with tears in her eyes: "I will listen to your Majesty and take care of the young master in the palace."

Huanbi hugged Liuzhu and cried, talking a lot.

After Zhen Huan and the other two left the palace, Liu Zhu went to Xianfu Palace.

In Xianfu Palace, Concubine Jing lived with Princess Longyue in the main hall. Shen Meizhuang came to see Princess Longyue every day, and occasionally she and Liuzhu missed Zhen Huan together.

Liuzhu occasionally said a few words to the emperor when he came to see Longyue. Concubine Jing saw the emperor staring at Liuzhu several times and thought that the emperor was interested in Liuzhu.

Liu Zhu knew that the emperor thought of Zhen Huan when he saw her, and Liu Zhu did not refuse Concubine Jing's arrangement.

Liu Zhu only said that she was afraid that she would have to leave the palace when she got old, and then she would not be able to take care of Princess Longyue.