Comprehensive film and television starts from An Lingrong's rebirth

Mrs. Dun, the legitimate wife of Prince Dun, was from the Khorchin Borjigit clan.

The private name she chose was Tana. Tana means pearls and gems in Mongolian, and is also a common name for Mongolian women.

After being imprisoned in the palace for twenty years, Tana had a long nightmare before her death and only then slowly woke up.

As soon as I woke up, I heard a woman's voice: "Please ask the noble lady Wan to perform the stunning dance."

The stunning dance! ? Lady Wan! ? Zhen Huan! ?

Tana quickly looked in the direction of the sound, then looked around, her heart pounding.

After Concubine Cao finished praising Zhen Huan, Concubine Xin started talking about Chun Yuan's stunning dance, and then all the concubines started talking to each other in a very lively manner.

Hua Fei said: "It's fine if Concubine Wan can't dance, why force her? No one in the world can match Empress Chunyuan's dancing style."

Concubine Jing continued to talk, pointing out that no matter how Concubine Wan danced, she would offend someone.

Prince Dun spoke up at this time: "Your Majesty, I heard from outside the palace that Your Majesty has found a new beauty, Concubine Wan. I heard that Concubine Wan is both beautiful and talented, but she is not good at dancing. She is not even as good as the dancers in my mansion. How can such a woman serve Your Majesty?"

Before Prince Dun finished speaking, Prince Heng took over and said, "Alas, a woman's virtue lies in her lack of talent. It doesn't matter if she dances a stunning dance. As long as she looks stunning, that's all."

Tana looked at the emperor's dark face and the queen's unhappy expression and felt very happy.

After the emperor came to power, he did not give any preferential treatment to his relatives. Even the Thirteenth Brother, who used to be the emperor's most supportive brother, remained in his palace.

After the emperor ascended the throne, he promoted the harem, and all the high-ranking concubines in the harem were Han women. In the army, only Nian Gengyao of the Han army flag supported him.

The clan members did not obey him at all, so how could they be polite to him? If they were not polite to the emperor, how could they be polite to the emperor's concubine Zhen Huan? No wonder her husband said that Zhen Huan was not even as good as a dancer.

Prince Dun echoed, "Then isn't it just for nothing that this Wan Guiren is both talented and beautiful? She is just using her beauty to please others. This shows that the Emperor judges people by their appearance."

Upon hearing this, the emperor just glanced at Prince Dun with the same cold face.

The emperor learned to be patient when he was fighting for the throne. Now that he is the emperor, he still behaves like a prince. No wonder all the kings are dissatisfied with him.

The emperor remained silent, and the queen came out to defend him: "It is easy to learn the Jinghong Dance, but difficult to master it. It is better not to do it and change to another talent."

The Queen had spoken, and Shen Meizhuang stood up to help, saying, "Your Majesty, Concubine Wan has always loved poetry and books, but has never studied singing and dancing seriously. I thought, why not let Concubine Wan write a poem to congratulate the princess on her birthday."

Shen Meizhuang had no idea that her good sister Zhen Huan had been practicing the Jinghong Dance for ten years.

The emperor held his breath for a long time before he looked up and said to everyone, "It's been a long time since the palace has performed the Jinghong Dance. I really want to see it."

As soon as the queen defended the emperor, the emperor slapped the queen in the face, and the queen was almost embarrassed.

The Emperor said to Zhen Huan, "Lady Wan, you can dance the Jinghong Dance as you like."

Zhen Huan immediately agreed: "Please allow me to change my clothes."

The emperor nodded in response, and Zhen Huan left the table.

Prince Dun was dumbfounded. The emperor actually asked his favorite concubine to dance for the clan members.

Prince Dun looked at Prince Heng. Prince Heng sat there calmly and did not look at Prince Dun.

Not knowing what Prince Heng meant, Prince Dun could only look at Prince Heng and say, "Lady Wan, please don't run away to pee." After saying this, he laughed.

Tana had no choice but to speak out and advise as she did in her previous life: "Your Majesty, please don't speak drunkenly in front of the Emperor."

As soon as Tana said this, Prince Dun shrank his neck and turned back to his original position.

Afterwards, Prince Dun looked up at the emperor again.

The emperor looked at Prince Dun with his eyes slanted, then turned his gaze away after a moment.