Comprehensive film and television starts from An Lingrong's rebirth

Yingzi has not yet served the Queen in bed, and is not qualified to visit the Queen every morning and evening.

The next day, she slept until noon. If Baojuan hadn't kept waking her up, Yingzi would have been able to sleep through the night.

After Yingzi was helped by Baojuan and Baoque to wash and have lunch, she was told to go to Qingliang Palace.

Concubine Hua sent her subordinate Zhou Ninghai to deliver a message, saying that she wanted to listen to a piece of music.

Yingzi didn't want to go, but when she thought about what she received yesterday, she changed her mind.

After arriving at Qingliang Palace, not only Concubine Hua was there, but also Concubine Cao.

Yingzi came in and sat on the couch next to Concubine Hua. She picked up the grapes from the fruit plate and started eating them.

Concubine Cao bowed to Yingzi, and the corners of her mouth twitched when she saw Yingzi's expression.

Concubine Hua looked at Yingzi while she was eating with a confused look on her face. Yingzi had already eaten half of it before Concubine Hua realized that Yingzi was being unruly.

Noticing that Concubine Hua looked unhappy, Concubine Cao said, "It would be inappropriate for my sister not to show respect to Concubine Hua."

Hearing this, Yingzi put down the grapes in her hand, stood up and bowed.

Hua Fei thought of the purpose of today and said, "Let's get up..."

Before she uttered the word "come", Yingzi had already stood up slowly and sat back on the couch.

Concubine Hua closed her eyes, thought about why she called Yingzi over today, and suppressed her anger.

Hua Fei said, "Yesterday the Emperor turned over your card and stayed at Bitong Academy. Last time you were returned intact, and this time your good sister came to steal your favor."

Yingzi swallowed the grapes in her mouth and said, "Apart from men, don't we have anything else to talk about?"

Hua Fei was stunned by this, and Yingzi spoke again: "We are all well-educated people. You asked me to come here just to sit down and talk about men? Then what's the difference between me and the gossiping women on the street?"

Concubine Cao's expression remained unchanged, but her eyes kept glancing at Yingzi.

Hua Fei paused for a long time before speaking: "You are really brave."

Yingzi finally finished eating the grapes, and Songzhi handed her a wet handkerchief at the right time.

After Yingzi washed her hands, she said, "Anything else? If not, I'm leaving now."

Seeing that Concubine Hua was still in a daze, Concubine Cao said, "Sister, you sang the song 'Hero Song' at the banquet yesterday, and Wen Yi really liked it. I wonder if you could sing it again. I will write down the lyrics and sing it to Wen Yi later."

Yingzi is a singer, and she charges everyone she sings for, so she said directly: "One thousand taels for one song, if you can accept it, you can pay the money."

Where would Concubine Cao get so much silver? She had to turn to Concubine Hua.

But Concubine Hua lowered her head, not knowing what she was thinking, and did not notice Concubine Cao's gaze at all.

Concubine Cao had no choice but to say, "Your Majesty, I want a thousand taels of silver to sing with you."

Hua Fei was called back by these words. She looked at Ying Zi and said, "One thousand taels per poem is not expensive. Let's start with ten poems."

Ten songs? That’s a piece of cake.

Yingzi stretched out her little hand, and Concubine Hua couldn't bear to look at it.

If Yingzi looked aggrieved, Concubine Hua might even humiliate Yingzi like she was rewarding a musician.

But Yingzi acted as if it was her right to take the money, and Concubine Hua was caught out by it.

Concubine Hua glanced at Songzhi, who bowed and entered the inner hall.

When she came out again, Songzhi had a silver note worth ten thousand taels in her hand.

When Baojuan took the banknote, her eyes lit up.

Yingzi snatched the banknote and said, "You must make sure that this banknote can be exchanged for silver, otherwise I will come to you when the time comes."