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

* Lotus Pond in Yuanmingyuan

Today, the emperor was watching "Wall Horse" again. Wang Fuzhi was really helpless. No matter how good the play was, she couldn't listen to it every day, right? This was the third time she had listened to it. Was the emperor going to ask her which line she liked best?

But last time, when she deliberately pretended to agree, she answered with a little coquettishness and shyness, "I'll be on the wall right away."

On the wall, on the wall.

She declared that this sentence was the one she hated the most in her life, and this play was also the one she hated the most. But since the emperor liked it, Wang Fuzhi could only like it, so she watched with a smile.

The emperor was still a little sad because of the death of the tenth prince. He said sadly, "Noble Lady Ying, do you think this is the retribution for my previous cruelty? Now my child... I have lost another child."

Wang Fuzhi hurriedly squeezed out a bit of sadness, her eyes still brimming with tears as she consoled him, "That's definitely not the case. You have many children, the country is peaceful, and the seas and rivers are clear. These are all signs of the emperor's great blessings."

"Your Majesty, please don't be too sad." Wang Fuzhi held the emperor's hand tenderly, imitating the silly look of a child, and said, "Otherwise, your heart will be hurt."

The emperor's gloomy face did not change. He was still sad and said, "I feel that Concubine Jin is pitiful for losing two sons in a row. It is better to promote her position."

Jin Changzai... Wang Fuzhi thought about it. Lingzhi had told her about this person. Tongru promised not to get along with her. The two of them had many conflicts.

The enemy of her enemy is her friend.

But... the emperor had intended to use her as a substitute for Ru Ying, and she was now playing the role of Ru Ying in the emperor's mind. Should she agree with him or dissuade him?

But this was the emperor, who had the right to make decisions about the emperor's promotion? Besides, she was just a minor noble, without any family background, so how could she influence the emperor's opinion?

Wang Fuzhi, with the mentality that obedience would not lead to big mistakes, said carefully, "Since the emperor feels pity for Jin Changzai, it would be good to compensate her a little to show the emperor's kindness..."

The emperor suddenly interrupted her and said, "Noble Lady Ying, you look very beautiful when you smile. You should smile more often."

Wang Fuzhi smiled gently. She was about to say, "Thank you for the compliment, Your Majesty."

Before he could utter the word "emperor", he was interrupted by the emperor again.

The emperor frowned and said disappointedly, "You are not her. Qingying would never be so submissive."

"If my decree is wrong, Qingying is always willing to give advice. She is a wise concubine." The emperor looked at Wang Fuzhi, and he sighed slowly again, his face becoming even more lonely.

Wang Fuzhi put away her smile.

Your Majesty is such a mean person, he just likes people who talk back. If it is really so good to agree, why would you denounce him as worthless and even put him under house arrest?

Oh, yes, the emperor hated Ru Dai Ying, but he missed Qingying.

What? Qingying and Ruyi are not the same person? Changing the name makes the person different?

Wang Fuzhi took a deep breath and said silently in her heart.

Don't be angry, he is the emperor. If I get angry, I will lose my head.

Wang Fuzhi still managed a gentle smile and said, "Your Majesty, I am Lady Ying, not Sister Qingying. How can there be two people in this world who are exactly the same?"

She feels really uncomfortable in her heart. Someone is using you as a substitute and complaining that you don't look like her, yet you still have to advise him not to be too sad, because there are no two alike people in the world.

How can there be such a truth in the world?

But she could only bear it because he was the emperor.

In the end, the emperor issued an edict to promote Jin Changzai to the position of concubine and gave her the title of "Jia". Jin Yuyan went through a lot of troubles, lost her child, and finally remained in her original position.

Wang Fuzhi had to put on a smile, but the emperor still promoted her. So what did he mean by forcing her to be disrespectful?

Is this how Ru Agree and the Emperor got along in the past? The Emperor would issue an edict, Ru Agree would refuse, and then the Emperor would be full of praise and continue to issue edicts?

Since the emperor is going to do this, why does he need others to dissuade him? Does he naturally like being refuted?

*The emperor was somewhat indifferent to the Mongolian concubines. Concubine Ying had heard about Concubine Ying's temper and thought that she was proud and frivolous, so she instigated her sister Ke, saying that they should go together to weigh the quality of Concubine Ying.

However, before they could do anything, the emperor had spent enough time in the Old Summer Palace and wanted to return to the Forbidden City. He had plenty of excuses: first, to visit Concubine Jia, and second, to see Concubine Shu who was about to give birth.

When this group of people returned to the Forbidden City, the palace servants in the Forbidden City began to spread the word that the emperor had deep feelings for Ru Da Ying and that the newly married Concubine Ying looked very much like Ru Da Ying, and the emperor doted on her very much.

It seems that the emperor was hurt by Ru's promise.

However, the emperor was still the same emperor. He did not go to visit the two people he was worried about first. Instead, he went to Yonghe Palace to see Yongqi first. Yongqi was the most sensible and stayed in the Forbidden City with his mother. The emperor also thought that his filial piety was commendable and rewarded him with some good things. However, Yongqi only said that he hoped that the emperor father could bury his tenth brother with honor, because it was really pitiful that the tenth prince died young.

*The rewards for Chuxiu Palace never ceased, but the emperor never set foot there. Yanwan and Bai Ruiji came to accompany her whenever they had time, thinking of not letting her get into a dead end.

But Yihuan just smiled slightly and did not object to the emperor's ruthlessness.

"Whether the emperor comes or not, it doesn't matter." Yihuan gently stroked her belly, where the baby was about to be born. "I just want my child to be healthy and safe."

While holding the book, Yanwan looked at her deeply. Yihuan just smiled at her and then lowered her head to concentrate on embroidering.

Bai Ruiji also smiled, then took the tools to polish the rosewood beads. Yongqi mentioned it a few days ago, and Bai Ruiji had an idea to make a bracelet for him by herself. Yongqi's birthday was coming soon, and the child would definitely like it.

The corners of her mouth curled up, and her eyes were full of satisfaction. She was very sad when she heard that Jiapin cried day and night.

Carve another small wooden sword for Yongqi.

Bai Ruiji picked up another larger piece of wood.

*The Dzungar Khanate replaced its leader with a young and strong leader who was ambitious and repeatedly provoked others on the border, hoping to stir up trouble again. Taking advantage of the fact that the Qing Dynasty had just been stable for less than a year and it was inconvenient to start a war, he demanded gold and silver and sought to seize fertile land.

If the emperor had been in his original temperament, he would certainly pretend to be submissive, appease the people first, and then wait for the Qing Dynasty to recover before attacking them hard and forcing them to surrender.

But the emperor had been in a bad mood recently. After a rough calculation, he realized that the Qing Dynasty was rich and powerful, and even if it had not had enough time to recuperate recently, it could still fight. Why bother giving money and property to those jumping savages?