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Just as Yu agreed, the emperor's entourage arrived.

The emperor sat in the sedan chair and asked unhappily, "What's wrong?"

Everyone knelt down to pay their respects to the emperor, but the emperor did not call them to stand up. He asked, "Yu, you speak."

Yu Ying'er started to complain, and the emperor looked at the three people unhappily and said, "How can you be so noisy on the long street in the palace? Go away, I promise you will come with me."

Zhen Huan looked at the emperor in disbelief, her eyes full of astonishment.

At night, news came that Yu Da Ying was given the title of Madam Miaoyin, which made Zhen Huan even more unwilling.

Zhen Huan summoned Wen Shichu and planned to regain her favor.

Zhen Huan danced gracefully in the apricot blossoms and drizzle.

Prince Guo passed by and was amazed by Zhen Huan's dancing. He stood aside and watched her infatuatedly.

Zhen Huan secretly came out to rehearse, preparing to encounter the emperor's favor again by chance, so she did not bring Huanbi with her, but brought Ying'er instead.

Ying'er was also amazed. Under the falling apricot blossoms, there was the tall and elegant prince.

Such a noble, young and handsome prince is more attractive than the old and ugly emperor.

What's more, which little maidservant has not dreamed of the prince and the pretty maidservant?

Zhen Huan ended the dance with a graceful pose, and Prince Guo couldn't help but praise her: "Her phoenix bun is in the air, her waist is soft and gentle. Her lotus steps are light, and she is as elegant as Feiyan in the Han Palace."

Upon hearing this, Zhen Huan looked towards Prince Guo. Her eyes lit up for a moment, then she frowned and asked, "Why is the prince lingering in the harem?"

Prince Guo bowed and said, "After paying respects to the Queen Mother, I came to stroll around the Imperial Garden. I didn't expect to disturb your pleasure. I apologize to you. Your dancing is like a fairy from heaven, and I can't help but praise you."

Zhen Huan pulled Ying'er and said, "The prince, please go ahead."

Prince Guo nodded and smiled, "Then I will take my leave first."

After Prince Guo left, Zhen Huan stared at his back for a few breaths, then said, "Let's go back."

Ying'er agreed and helped Zhen Huan back to the palace.

One day later, Zhen Huan regained favor with her stunning dance.

As soon as she regained favor, Zhen Huan began to deal with Lady Miaoyin, Yu.

Yu was soon demoted to an official lady and forced to move out of Zhongcui Palace and live in the most remote and dilapidated corner.

Prince Guo often entered the palace and often met Zhen Huan.

Yun'er often followed Zhen Huan. Seeing that the relationship between the two was getting closer and closer, Yun'er came up with an idea.

Before going to the Old Summer Palace to escape the summer heat, Zhen Huan was drugged by Yu in revenge, and the emperor ordered Yu to commit suicide.

When An Lingrong came to Suiyuxuan, Huanbi came out to report: "Yu Shi doesn't want to die. She keeps making noises in the cold palace and even shouts that she won't die until she sees the emperor."

Zhen Huan and Shen Meiyu still sat in the upper seats, while An Lingrong sat alone on the embroidered stool.

Zhen Huan said, "She wants to see the emperor, but how can she do that? The emperor has already left the palace."

Shen Meizhuang rolled her eyes and said, "Can Yu Shi be allowed to live until the emperor returns to the palace?"

Zhen Huan asked Huan Bi: "Does the Queen know about this?"

Huanbi didn't say anything, Shen Meizhuang replied: "The queen's headache has recurred, and I heard that she is bedridden. I'm afraid she can't take care of this matter."

Zhen Huan looked around at everyone and said, "The Queen is ill, so only Concubine Hua can manage the affairs."

Huanbi replied: "There is no movement in Yikun Palace. Concubine Hua is not feeling well and has also reported illness."

Shen Meizhuang continued, "Hua Fei is close to Yu Shi, so she wants to avoid suspicion."

Zhen Huan lowered her head, looking unhappy.