Comprehensive film and television starts from An Lingrong's rebirth

At Wen Yi's birthday banquet, Ying'er and Huanbi stood behind Zhen Huan to serve her.

This was An Lingrong's first time having a feast with her clan relatives, and she asked Zhen Huan to introduce them to her.

When introducing Prince Dun, Zhen Huan said, "Prince Dun is of noble birth, but he loves his wife very much."

An Lingrong glanced at Prince Dun and said, "As the saying goes, a man is one who is brave and unyielding, but in my opinion, only one who loves his wife and children is a real man."

Zhen Huan and An Lingrong smiled at each other, and then stopped talking.

Yu'er glanced at An Lingrong and thought that An Lingrong's father was not a man who loved his wife and children, and was not a real man.

The emperor first toasted Prince Dun and Lady Dun, but Prince Dun's behavior made An Lingrong realize that he was disrespectful to the emperor.

The emperor then said that Prince Guo had not arrived yet, and Prince Shen made excuses for Prince Guo.

After Concubine Duan came, Zhen Huan told An Lingrong that she wanted to go out for a walk.

Zhen Huan helped Yin'er out of Jiuzhou Qingyan and strolled around the Old Summer Palace.

When they reached the water's edge, Zhen Huan said she wanted to stop. Out of the corner of her eye, Ying'er saw Prince Guo sitting on a rock.

Zhen Huan first looked at the carp in the water for a while, then prepared to take off her shoes and wash her feet barefoot in the water.

Ying'er quickly advised: "My lady, no, it would be bad if someone saw it."

Zhen Huan refused to listen and insisted on taking off her shoes and sitting by the water to play in the water.

As if she had no other options, Ying'er said, "Then young master, please be careful."

It’s not enough for Zhen Huan to play alone, so she keeps inviting Ying’er to play with her.

Yin'er was not like Liuzhu. When Zhen Huan spoke for the third time, Yin'er took off her shoes and sat by the water.

The two of them sat and played in the water for a while, but Zhen Huan still felt it was not enough and asked Ying'er to help her go into the water.

Yin'er naturally agreed, and then Zhen Huan calmed down and pulled Yin'er into the water.

Seeing this, Prince Guo, who was drinking nearby, immediately threw away his wine bag and rushed over to rescue people.

The first person to be rescued was naturally Zhen Huan, who was carried ashore by Prince Guo, all wet.

A Jin also jumped into the water to save Ying'er, but Ying'er just struggled and didn't move towards A Jin at all.

After Zhen Huan regained consciousness, she saw Ying'er in the water and said, "Please go and save my maid again."

Prince Guo took a deep look at Zhen Huan, whose whole body was warm, and jumped into the water again.

When Ying'er saw Prince Guo coming, she acted as if she was exhausted.

It was not until she was held in Prince Guo's arms that she seemed to have regained her strength and she hugged Prince Guo's neck tightly and refused to let go.

Prince Guo wanted to put Ying'er on the grass, but Ying'er refused to let go.

The screams of the people who just fell into the water attracted the patrol guards. The leading guard saw this scene and stepped forward and asked, "My dear lady, your Majesty, what is this?"

Zhen Huan was wearing the auspicious attire of a concubine. Although the guards did not know which noble lady she was, they could recognize that she was a noble lady.

Zhen Huan immediately shrank back and said, "I accidentally fell into the water, but swam out by myself. The prince saved my maid, and she must have been frightened at this time, so she is like this."

Prince Guo looked at Zhen Huan, knowing that Zhen Huan would not dare to admit that she had physical contact with him with her clothes wet, and he also said: "It is just as the noble lady said."

The guard heard this and said, "This is inconvenient. Please ask the noble lady and the prince to move to the palace in front."

Ying'er still refused to let go, so Prince Guo could only hold Ying'er and nodded, saying, "Okay, I'll go with you."