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

The emperor's breath hitched, and he patiently explained, "You just fell, and the armor was damaged, so I had someone take it off for you. Also, your nails were split, so I asked the palace maids to cut them off."

Ruyi murmured to herself, "Then my armor..."

Her heart ached. She had already lost enough, and now she was going to lose even the armor on her hands?

It’s all because of Wei Yanwan!

If it weren't for her, Ling Yunche wouldn't have done this to her, and she wouldn't have fainted.

As if she knew what Ruyi was thinking, Yanwan came in from outside. She said with a smile, "Your Majesty, Sister Xianpin's medicine is ready."

Behind, Jiang Yubin was holding a bowl of medicine and walking in carefully behind Concubine Ling.

The emperor took the bowl and placed it in his palm. He scooped up the food with a spoon and wanted to feed it to Ruyi.

Rong Pei immediately pushed hard, causing Ruyi to sit up.

Thinking of Ruyi's fainting, the emperor felt a trace of pity in his heart, but his feelings for Ruyi were no longer as strong as they were, so he didn't care even if an aunt like Rong Pei, who had rough hands and feet, was serving him.

The emperor put the spoon to Ruyi's lips, and he carefully fed her one mouthful after another.

But this soup was very bitter. Ruyi didn't know what disease she had, and she had to drink such a thick and bitter soup, which made her feel nauseous.

Jiang Yubin stood quietly by the side, waiting for the emperor's instructions.

Ruyi felt that the medicine was too bitter and did not want to drink it. However, the emperor was still immersed in the mood of being a considerate emperor, and did not pay attention to the resistance on Ruyi's face, and still fed her spoonful by spoonful.

Seeing Ruyi's face wrinkled, Yan Wan asked with concern, "What's wrong with Sister Xianpin? Is the medicine too bitter so you can't drink it?"

The emperor then realized that Ruyi didn't want to take the medicine.

He smiled slightly, put the medicine back on the tray, and said, "Forget it, since you don't want to drink it, I won't force you."

Ruyi glared at Yanwan, then quickly said, "It's not bitter."

She smiled sweetly and said, "Your Majesty, how can the medicine you personally fed me be bitter?"

There was a hint of emotion in the emperor's eyes, and a warm atmosphere suddenly arose between the two of them.

"Your Majesty, I still have to go and watch over the medicine being prepared for Concubine Xian, so I'll take my leave first." Jiang Yubin said suddenly.

The warmth that the two of them finally showed up disappeared, and the emperor said unhappily, "You go."

He turned to look at Ruyi again, and suddenly remembered "The Wall Horse", which was their favorite. At that time, they were both young, and it was a wonderful memory!

"Ruyi, I haven't seen you for a long time." The emperor felt a little touched.

Ruyi raised her head, and the two of them stared at each other deeply.

"Father Emperor!" Jingse, dressed in gorgeous clothes, stepped into the palace, "I heard that Empress Xian fainted, so I came to see her."

Jingse strode in and first bowed to several people. Then the palace maid following her presented a tray with a large object on it, covered with a red cloth.

The emperor was suddenly embarrassed when his daughter interrupted this tender moment. He smiled awkwardly and said, "Jingse, why are you here?"

Jingse's fox eyes revealed some cunning, and she said with a smile, "Father, I happened to go to the palace to visit the Queen Mother today, but I heard the news that Concubine Xian had fainted."

"No matter how immoral Concubine Xian is, she is still my elder and my stepmother. I dare not not come to visit her." Jingse said with a smile, curling his lips.

Don't dare?

The emperor didn't show much reaction. He turned around to look at Ruyi, who looked a little resistant, and suddenly became suspicious.

Could it be that Concubine Xian bullied his daughter?

The emperor carefully observed Concubine Xian's appearance and saw that she did not dare to look up at Princesses Gulun and Jing, but instead looked down at her quilt. He knew that she could never do it.

She didn't dare.

Yes, Jingse had once had a tantrum with Concubine Xian just to protect her mother.

Jingse is such a good and filial child.

The emperor looked at his precious daughter again, and said with a bit of tenderness, almost coaxing her, "Jingse, what did you bring?"

Jingse took two steps forward, and the jade pendant on her waist swayed slightly with her steps. It was given to her by the emperor two days ago. It was the 576th jade pendant Jingse had received since her marriage. She had just received it, so she had been wearing it all the time.

The princess raised her head and said with a little pride, "I have brought some specialties of Khorchin to Her Majesty Xian."

Ruyi looked up in confusion. She didn't believe that Jingse could be so kind.

Princess Hejing had sent people to her palace to take things so many times that she had no idea how many times she had come. Now the Yikun Palace was completely empty. Only two vases were left in Ruyi's bedroom, so it was not as if there was nothing left, which would have been a joke.

The emperor had not come to Yikun Palace for a long time and thought that Ruyi was trying to be frugal. As for whether she was really frugal, he didn't care.

"What good things did the princess bring?" Yan Wan said with a bit of envy. Jing Se smiled at her, "If Concubine Ling likes it, I will send more to Yongshou Palace tomorrow."

Yanwan nodded to Jingse, and then saw a little palace maid peeling off the red cloth, revealing something inside, which was a leg of lamb, and it was freshly slaughtered.

When Ruyi heard Jingse say that she would give more to Yongshou Palace, she felt uncomfortable and fainted. Princesses Gulun and Jing came to visit her, so they brought some supplements, but they would send them to Wei Yanwan tomorrow.

What? Did Concubine Ling also faint?

As soon as she took off the red cloth and saw a leg of lamb placed there, Ruyi felt even more upset. Those two grassland concubines were so stupid. They came to Yikun Palace to eat and drink all day long, and every time they opened their mouths, they said something that made her angry.

Either ask her how Yuan Da Ying is doing now, or ask her if she misses the emperor.

Another day, Balin Meiruo asked her in a tone that was so innocent that it made her feel sick, "My queen, do you know how the Seventh Princess is doing now?"

How did she know? How did she know?

No one told her that the emperor also gave the seventh princess to Concubine Wan, so how could she know?

Ruyi felt dizzy. These two Mongolian savages! They had no manners or upbringing. They were really annoying.

The Queen's daughter, who was now married to a Mongolian savage, brought over a bloody raw leg of lamb, under the pretext that it was because of her weak health.

Lamb shank, lamb shank.

Noble Lady Ying and Noble Lady Ke always mentioned Mongolian milk tea and roasted lamb legs in Yikun Palace. When Ruyi saw the lamb legs, she thought of the faces of those two people again.

She chattered, "Empress Xian, Empress Xian, why aren't you smiling? Are you unhappy?"