Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace: Spring in the Palace

Concubine Chun then spoke with embarrassment, "Jinzhong, are you here to visit the princess?"

She also deliberately emphasized the word "obeying orders" in the hope that this would bring some comfort to Concubine Xian and stop Ruyi from crying like that.

This is extremely impolite and has no aesthetic appeal.

Jinzhong responded and first paid his respects to Concubine Chun, then went to Concubine Xian who was wailing loudly, and then to the two Mongolian concubines who were secretly wiping their tears.

He also explained the emperor's excuse to everyone, saying that the emperor was busy and it was inconvenient for him to come, so he asked him to bring some rewards.

Upon hearing the emperor's concern, Ruyi's crying finally stopped. However, after that, the Yikun Palace suddenly became silent and you could hear a pin drop on the ground.

The atmosphere in the room became even more stagnant.

Jinzhong felt that these people seemed to be a little abnormal, so he said with a stiff upper lip, "Please let me take a look at the Seventh Princess. The Emperor is still waiting."

The emperor waited, and Ruyi nodded with tears on her face. Rong Pei then asked the wet nurse to present the seventh princess to Jinzhong.

Jinzhong asked why the princess looked a little listless.

Jiang Yubin repeated what he had just said. Jinzhong looked sad and then left.

Seeing that Eunuch Jinzhong had left, Jiang Yubin also left first. As soon as he finished speaking, Concubine Xian immediately started crying, which really left him helpless. It was not right to leave, nor was it right to stay here. Fortunately, she stopped crying now.

Now that he could finally leave, Jiang Yubin breathed a sigh of relief. Suo Xin had been feeling unwell for the past two days, so he went back early every day to accompany her.

*Mei Ruo returned to Xianfu Palace and took out the book "Spring Rain" from under her pillow and read it carefully. She thought that Concubine Xian still had many difficulties to overcome.

She flipped through the book, tears streaming down her face as she read. Finally, she closed the book, lay on the bed and cried, "Oh my God, Hesheli Qinglu is so miserable."

The more Meiruo felt sorry for the princess she truly loved in the storybook, the more she transferred this sympathy to Ruyi.

Clear and clear.

Jinzhong took the first characters of the two words Qingying and Ruyi to make it up. To avoid it being too obvious, he deliberately added three drops of water.

This is just the bad taste of Eunuch Jinzhong, but as I said before, people who like to watch it and believe in the theory of true love will put themselves in the shoes of Concubine Xian and think that she is the emperor's true love.

People who don’t believe in the theory of true love won’t care whether the protagonist’s name in the storybook resembles anyone else.

Otherwise, it's because I'm too idle.

Balin Meiruo was too doted on by King Balin, so she couldn't understand the subtle changes in his expression. She also didn't know that without her noticing, Ruyi had already given her a bad look.

Although the two were punished for delivering the letter to Concubine Xian and Concubine Yuan, the children of the grassland did not care about these trivial matters, and this little punishment was not painful. The two had the support of the tribe behind them, so they would not be short of money.

Meiruo thought that she would not blame Concubine Xian, after all, Concubine Xian had no idea that such a thing would happen.

Therefore, Balin Meiruo, who supervised Ruyi in writing the letter and sent the letter written by Ruyi to Yuanxi Palace and gave Jin Yuyan a handle, has forgiven the cowardly and weak Ruyi.

Concubine Ke noticed that Concubine Xian was unhappy, but she would not take the blame on herself because every time Concubine Ke saw Ruyi, she would always have this expression.

She just thought that Concubine Xian was just easily angered.

Moreover, she saw that for some reason Concubine Ying was partial to Concubine Xian, so in order to avoid trouble, she would not tell Concubine Ying specifically that Concubine Xian seemed to dislike you.

Although the two of them were from Mongolia, Lady Ying was Mongolian after all - from Jiangnan, not a complete Mongolian. In addition, her father had warned her privately before she came.

Originally, the Bairgas were the first Mongolian tribe to marry into the Qing Dynasty. For his own selfish desires, King Balin stuffed his own daughter into the palace ahead of time. Where did this put the entire Mongolia?

If the emperor blames Mongolia for this and no longer wants to marry into Mongolia, how will Mongolia cope with the situation?

Therefore, although Baiergas was happy to have a Mongolian princess living with her, she also had to take into account that King Bahrain had already disregarded Mongolia's reputation in order to favor his daughter. It was possible that King Bahrain's daughter was the same and would murder her for personal gain.

These were the instructions from his father, and Baiergas kept them in mind. So he was also cautious.

In order to better unite and prevent internal strife in the palace, the Mongolian concubines should elect a core figure to protect Mongolia from being affected by the secret struggles in the harem.

Noble Lady Ke originally thought that Balin could take on this important task, but Meiruo was too young and did not understand these things, so she needed to be observed further.

However, then again, the King of Bahrain would ignore Mongolia for his own selfish reasons. What if the King of Bahrain's daughter did the same?

Therefore, due to the butterfly effect, the head of the Mongolian concubines in this life will become Ke Guiren.

*Noble Lady Ying always sought out Noble Lady Ke to go to Yiku Palace together, and Noble Lady Ke would really accompany her.

Neither of them knew Ruyi's mood, and the other didn't care.

So, Ruyi was the only one sulking by herself.

Because I have to maintain my dignity, I have to treat people with courtesy even if I don't like them. I can only entertain the two with a smile.

Ever since the seventh princess was born, Noble Lady Ying and Noble Lady Ke came to Yikun Palace every day. Ruyi hated the way Balin Meiruo used that calm expression and words to hurt her heart.

Concubine Ying sat in the chair blankly, staring at the headband on Ruyi's head.

This was a reward from the Emperor after she gave birth. After all, no matter how angry the Emperor was, he couldn't pretend he didn't know that Ruyi had given birth. Otherwise, others would think he was mean and ungrateful, and ignored the birth of his concubine who had accompanied him for many years.

Concubine Ying was counting in her mind how many gems there were on the headband, one... eleven, twelve.

Ruyi saw her eyes fixed on the jeweled headband on her forehead, staring at it without blinking, and she felt even more unhappy in her heart. Did she want her to give it to her?

Concubine Xian touched the gem on her forehead, curled her lips inadvertently, and said nothing.

Then she saw Concubine Ying's eyes shining, looking at her head greedily. Ruyi slowly closed her eyes and rested her mind in an elegant posture.

She really didn't want to look at Concubine Ying. She looked too much like an uneducated child. She didn't know why the Emperor would allow such a person to become a concubine.

Concubine Ying finished counting, and the number was the same as she had guessed at the beginning. She was very happy and stared at Ruyi with sparkling eyes.

I saw Concubine Xian with her eyes tightly closed and her mouth drooping, as if she was very tired.

Concubine Ying then asked with concern, "Madam Xianpin, are you tired?"

Ruyi didn't open her eyes, she breathed out through her nostrils, and then snorted, "Hmm."