Comprehensive film and television starts from An Lingrong's rebirth

"Yan Wan, Yan Wan is a great name."

"Shen Yue mentioned in his Ode to the Beautiful Woman that she is as graceful as the moon and as gentle as spring."

An Lingrong's mind was a little confused, and she took in many memories in an instant.

The emperor on the other side saw that the maid named Yanwan didn't say anything, so he asked again: "What's your last name?"

An Lingrong subconsciously wanted to reply to Anshi, and when the words came to her lips, she said, "Your Majesty, I am Weishi."

The emperor said "oh" and then asked, "Where are you from?"

An Lingrong recalled: "I am from the Manchu Plain Yellow Banner."

After hearing this, the emperor said, "The Wei family is a common surname among the bondservants, but you were born in the upper three banners, so your family background is not low."

An Lingrong looked to the side and saw Concubine Hai Keliyete Hailan eavesdropping nearby.

When Hai Lan saw An Lingrong looking at her, she took a step back.

An Lingrong turned around and said, "Although I am from the Zhenghuang Banner, I don't have any capable male heirs in my family, so my family background is not good.

The emperor lowered his eyes to look at An Lingrong and said, "The family background handed down by the elders does not count. Only those who fight for their own family background are good disciples."

Zhen Huan had said something similar before, but she used the example of Wei Zifu's glorious family.

The emperor then said another line of poetry: "Enjoy yourself tonight, and enjoy the good times."

Wei Yanwan didn't understand what the poem was about at that time, but later she found out that it was "Farewell to My Wife" written by Su Wu of the Han Dynasty.

The two sentences the emperor read out were preceded by two sentences of poetry: They were married as husband and wife, and their love for each other was undoubted.

The emperor might have just thought of the word "Yan Wan" in the poem and read it out. But Hai Lan, who was standing by, thought that the emperor was hinting at something and that all this was Wei Yan Wan's deliberate seduction.

After the emperor left, An Lingrong looked in the direction of Hai Lan again.

Hai Lan stared at An Lingrong and said, "She will be the second A Ruo."

An Lingrong turned around calmly and went directly to Changchun Palace instead of returning to Zhongcui Palace.

At this time, the Second Prince had just been killed by Hai Lan, and the Queen was heartbroken.

When the Queen heard Su Lian say that a palace maid from Zhongcui Palace wanted to see her, she did not want to summon her.

Su Lian said that it was related to the Second Prince, so the Queen summoned An Lingrong in.

Along the way, An Lingrong decided to forget her previous name and live a good life as Wei Yanwan.

The queen was supported by Su Lian and came out. Wei Yanwan bowed and said, "Your servant greets the queen. May the queen be blessed with good health."

The queen looked haggard, and she sat down and called out, "Get up."

Wei Yanwan stood up and accepted the Queen's scrutiny.

After taking a look at you, the Queen asked, "What's your name? What do you want from me?"

Wei Yanwan lowered her head and replied, "Your Majesty, I know who murdered the Second Prince."

When the queen heard this, she coughed in excitement.

Su Lian quickly stepped forward and stroked the Queen's back. After the Queen calmed down a bit, she couldn't wait to ask, "Do you have any evidence? If you are making up stories without any proof, I will not tolerate it."

Wei Yanwan did not kneel down, and replied in a neither humble nor arrogant manner: "I want to make a deal with the Queen. If the Queen agrees, I will reveal the real culprit and help her find evidence."

The Queen said "Oh", and Su Lian said, "You dare to make a deal with Her Majesty, do you have any great ability?"

Wei Yanwan's expression was calm. She stood there calmly and did not respond to Su Lian's words.

The queen looked at Wei Yanwan's expression and began to believe what she said.