The Legend of the Concubine in the Harem

In the Kunning Palace at this moment.

The fourth princess, who hadn't cried for her mother for a long time, started crying again for some reason.

Yun Rong questioned all the servants around her and found out that no one had deliberately mentioned Liu Shuyi to the Fourth Princess today. After several discussions, they all said that the Fourth Princess started crying and looking for her mother as soon as she woke up from her nap, and it seemed like she was haunted in a dream.

The little girl cried until her voice became hoarse.

The empress, who had just recovered from a serious illness, couldn't bear it, so she sent someone to Yanzhang Palace to bring back Liu Shuyi, who was supposed to continue to be under house arrest, and also sent someone to report the situation to the emperor again - after all, it was he who said Liu Shuyi was under house arrest, and now asking her to come out would have to depend on the emperor's mood.

While the Queen coaxed the Fourth Princess by saying that her mother would be able to see her soon, she also urged the palace maids to go and see if the person had arrived.

And at this time in Yanzhang Palace.

Liu Shuyi was wearing plain clothes and sitting quietly in the main hall, with an expression that was more serene than ever before.

Her personal maid Cui Liu stood aside, feeling unbearable curiosity and surprise - when she woke up this morning, her own Empress Shuyi seemed like a different person. She first sat on the bed in a daze without saying a word, and then looked at everyone with a very unfamiliar look, as if she was not very clear about the names of each palace servant.

When Cui Liu went forward to help her wash and dress in fear, she was so panicked that she accidentally pulled out a hair of Liu Shuyi!

Just when she was about to kneel down to apologize and prepare to be beaten, Liu Shuyi just said lightly that it was not a matter of concern.

This made Cui Liu feel as if she had been pardoned, but also increasingly confused.

If not... if not for the fact that Liu Shuyi's behavior became more and more familiar later on, and some of her habitual little movements were exactly the same as before, Cui Liu would almost suspect that Liu Shuyi was a resurrected corpse by a wild ghost from somewhere!

Actually, it's good to be resurrected by a possessed corpse... Cui Liu thought so. At least now the Empress Shuyi seemed to have a much better temper. She would not take out her anger on the palace people like before when she was unhappy.

Maybe... maybe she finally figured it out and let it go?

That’s right, after all, her own mother died... Cui Liu’s heart skipped a beat and she broke out in a cold sweat. She was extremely glad that she had only thought about it in her mind and didn’t say it out loud. After all, the emperor had issued a gag order in the Yanzhang Palace regarding Hong’s death. If she hadn’t been a female official and had to come into contact with the outside world, she wouldn’t have known about this.

Thinking of this, Cui Liu looked at Liu Shuyi cautiously again - she wondered what this master would become when she knew that her own mother had committed a crime and was executed.

She was sad because the wounds from being whipped by Liu Shuyi a few days ago were still aching, but Cui Liu did not dare to move at all. The female official before her was beaten for no reason and had a limp when she walked. When Liu Shuyi saw this, she thought it would embarrass her, so she simply locked her up in an empty room in the back hall.

While being locked up, Liu Shuyi forgot that she had punished a female official before, and casually brought Cui Liu up. The previous female official had been punished and starved for several days, and almost died in the back hall. Fortunately, the young eunuch guarding the gate had a conscience, and seeing that Cui Liu had replaced her, he secretly released her.

But Cui Liu didn’t know whether the former female official was dead or alive. She just hoped that she would not end up in the same situation as her predecessor, so she became more cautious and did not dare to show any sign even though she was in great pain.

Above the main hall.

Liu Shuyi was still sitting upright. She had a beautiful face and used to love wearing flowers and jades, and wearing brocade and gauze. She looked like a charming and beautiful flower in the world. But today she only put on light makeup and wore the cleanest and plainest long skirt in the closet, which was embroidered with cranes and auspicious clouds, making her look cool and ethereal.

This dress made Cui Liu, the only one who knew that Hong was dead, even more terrified.

However, the person she was afraid of was actually staring at the gate in front of him.

Liu Shuyi - Liu Luohua's memory still lingers on the moment when the thunder struck.

She knew that she could not survive the golden elixir tribulation, and with endless regret in her heart, she prepared to die. The brilliant lightning made her eyes go dark. After the numbness brought by the thunder gradually passed, she was surprised to find that she was not dead, but traveled back to her old body!

Liu Luohua spent most of the day sorting out the memories of this body, only to discover that only half of his soul traveled to the world of cultivators the night before entering the palace, and the remaining half remained in his body. He entered the palace smoothly according to his family's plan, was favored, and gave birth to a daughter. However, due to various calculations in the palace and his own carelessness, he not only lost the emperor's favor, but was also confined to his home, and separated from his daughter.

She felt very helpless about her other half's failed life. He had a good hand of cards, but he played it badly, which was really a disgrace to the Jingjun Marquisate.

Liu Luohua spent some time checking the qualifications of his original body and found that his original bones were not very good, and the spiritual energy in this world was also very thin. Even if he still remembered the secrets of cultivation, it would be difficult for him to achieve the same achievements in the world of cultivation.

But it is still possible to keep fit.

However, after considering her situation as a disfavored imperial concubine, Liu Luohua decided not to practice basic skills to make herself muscular, but to use the secret book to draw spiritual energy to slowly temper her body, making her skin fairer and more beautiful, her body softer and more delicate, and repairing the hidden injuries from the difficult childbirth, so that she could regain the emperor's heart as soon as possible, take back her daughter, and give birth to another prince...

Seek his own government in his position.

Liu Shuyi quickly calmed down.

When she was thinking about how to make herself more beautiful and attractive without leaving any trace, the image of a book suddenly appeared in her mind.

The consciousness moved slightly.

The book was slowly opened, and Liu Shuyi read it word by word, her face gradually turning pale - the first half of the book described the various events that happened after her half soul entered the palace.

She was reprimanded by the Emperor for criticizing the Empress's concubine's daughter as unfit to be the mother of the country, and thus fell out of favor - even after returning from her cultivation, Liu Shuyi did not feel that she had done anything wrong. At most, she lacked experience and spoke bluntly. She just needed to avoid exposing her thoughts so bluntly in the future.

Deliberately making her daughter sick in order to win the emperor's favor - this was a stupid move.

Liu Shuyi despised the actions of her other self and continued reading.

She manipulated the biological mother of her concubine sister "Liu Jindie" and forced her to compete for the emperor's favor. When the emperor came to Yanzhang Palace, she asked her to give up the emperor's favor. She used the excuse of being unwell to give the opportunity to sleep with Liu Shuyi. Later, "Liu Jindie" became pregnant once. Perhaps she knew that this baby was for Liu Shuyi and that she would die if it was born, so she secretly aborted it.

Liu Shuyi knew that the child was miscarried, but she didn't know that it was Liu Jindie who did it. Although she didn't know the inside story, she blamed Liu Jindie for not being careful enough. The next day, she cut off one of her mother's fingers and gave it to her to wind the string for her.

Later, "Liu Jindie" became completely obedient, and finally learned to willingly put her elder sister first in everything.

Pretty well behaved.

Liu Shuyi nodded secretly, but she also found something wrong - the book did not say that she was under house arrest, and it did not match the memory of that half soul!