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

*The emperor said that Han Xiangjian had always refused to accept him and become his concubine, and wanted to ask Yan Wan if there was any way to resolve this situation.

Yan Wan said, "Princess Han has a knot in her heart that has not been resolved. She has been thinking about the Hanqi warrior she once truly loved. Perhaps the emperor can find someone who can talk to Xiang Jian and persuade her."

The emperor nodded, but it was unknown who he later asked to persuade Han Xiangjian.

It seems to be Rupin?

It is said that Rupin smashed the Yikun Palace to pieces, and when the people from the Ministry of Internal Affairs went to replace new things, they saw that there was nothing in the Yikun Palace, not even the tables and chairs.

Someone secretly told Eunuch Qin Li that Concubine Ru had smashed all the tables and chairs, and they were piled up in the storeroom of the Yiku Palace.

Anyway, the storehouse in Yikun Palace is often empty, so there is enough space for these sundries.

Han Xiangjian was better, but she became weird. It was said that she spent all day mourning in Chengqian Palace, and kept talking to Rupin about the good times she had.

The more she praised Han Qi, the more jealous Ruyi became. She was jealous that a woman who cared about others like this could also be favored by the emperor.

Ruyi and she will beautify the past relationship with the emperor. They once knew each other and promised each other when they were young. The two of them confessed their true feelings to each other and made vows to each other. Unfortunately, it seems that nothing can go back now. It's as if the emperor is dead.

She was using this method to remind Han Xiangjian that the emperor was her young lover. If Han Xiangjian was a sentimental person, she would understand the preciousness of her friendship with the emperor and recognize that she was the only confidant around the emperor.

Han Xiangjian didn't care about the emperor, so naturally she wouldn't feel anything about the emperor's feelings for her. Instead, she turned to self-pity in the face of Ruyi's sad love.

But the sadder Han Xiangjian was, the more heartbroken the emperor was. He even urged Ruyi several times, asking her if she had a good talk with Han Xiangjian, otherwise why did the Hanbu princess become thinner and thinner and look so sad?

If Han Xiangjian opened her heart to the emperor, the emperor would probably want to worship her as his only goddess. If Han Xiangjian did not open her heart to the emperor, the emperor would crave her gaze even more.

Whether it was true or not, Ruyi felt that such affection made her nauseous, and it made her embarrassed and disgusted.

She dared not hate her young lover, even though he totally ignored her thoughts. She could only secretly hate Han Xiangjian, looking down at Xiangjian crying and unable to sleep all night because of missing Hanqi, while constantly mentioning how beautiful her love with the emperor was.

it's the only way.

Because she still has to rely on becoming Han Xiangjian's friend to gain the emperor's attention.

How ironic!

The tables and chairs in the Yikun Palace were broken several times, and Qin Li had to come and replace them every day. He could no longer bear it, so he went to talk to Rong Pei in the Yikun Palace, "Why does Concubine Ru smash the tables and chairs all day? We don't have unlimited tables and chairs in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, but we have to replace them every day in the Yikun Palace."

Qin Li glanced at Rong Pei coldly, and saw that Rong Pei pursed her lips and remained silent. He added, "If the Queen hadn't specifically instructed that any palace that was missing something must be replenished in a timely manner, otherwise this eunuch would not have sent the tables and chairs at all."

Qin Li left after he finished speaking in Yikun Palace. Anyway, the tables and chairs in Yikun Palace never broke again.

However, Ling Yunche was beaten again and again by Rong Pei.

Ruyi uses tables and chairs to relieve her anger, Rongpei uses Ling Yunche to relieve her anger, and Ling Yunche goes to Rupin every day and says, "The Emperor doesn't like Rupin." The three of them continue to cycle like this.

This time, Yan Wan did not mention to the emperor that she should treat the Han tribe well and bring them to the capital to raise them well. Although she tried to please the emperor in her previous life, she also sincerely advised the emperor to treat Han Xiangjian well. In the end, Han Xiangjian also despised her inexplicably, and like everyone else, she didn't like Yan Wan for unknown reasons.

Yan Wan was just shouldering her own responsibilities and had no intention of showing more kindness. With such free time, she should have taught the clumsy eunuch who cleaned the palace a lesson.

This little eunuch didn't sweep the floor very well and always sneaked into her room.

Yan Wan punished him severely and made him massage her shoulders.

*Yan Wan became the queen. Logically speaking, both Madam Wei and Zuo Lu became royal relatives, which was a great honor for them.

Xi Panshi no longer does the pig-killing business. The Wei Mansion is busy and she has to take care of it more.

Zuo Lu wanted to go out and play every few days, but was always beaten back by Madam Xi with a punch. He was so beaten that he didn't dare to go out for several days and never dared to sneak out again.

The houses nearby are all owned by Yan Wan's people, including Jiang Yubin and Su Xin's family, Lan Cui and Zhao Jiuxiao's family, and even Jiang Fu and Mao Qian have moved here. It's convenient to go out here because everyone is familiar with them.

Mao Qian was a capable person who could not stay idle at home. Jiang Fu told her about the general situation nearby, and Mao Qian went to visit him.

She knew the goodness of the Empress, and Jiang Fu had told her that he was the Empress's man. Mao Qian thought this was pretty good, she would not be blindly loyal to the Emperor, as long as the Empress really used them, that would be fine.

Besides, Chunchan left a good impression on Maoqian, so the Queen will definitely not be in a bad mood.

Maoqian went to make friends with Lancui and Suoxin, and they became familiar with each other. The three of them often got together to talk.

Although Lan Cui is married, she is not idle. Whenever she has free time, she will read some books and learn knowledge.

Mao Qian asked her why she studied so diligently. After all, she would not be able to use this knowledge in the future after leaving the palace and becoming someone else's wife.

Lan Cui said, "Our master said that knowledge is useful everywhere. Learn more, it will definitely be useful in the future."

She spoke with such conviction. Mao Qian looked at Lan Cui and heard her speak so confidently. He was moved and bought some books that day and went home to read.

Not only did she read it herself, she also persuaded惢心 to read it as well.惢心 just smiled slightly, with a sweet and happy look, and said, "What I pursue is just an ordinary life, with a husband and a few children, and a family living happily together. I think I really don't need it."

Mao Qian saw this and stopped persuading her, thinking that too much persuasion would not be good.

One day, when talking about the family surrounded by the three mansions, Mao Qian only heard Jiang Fu mention it twice, saying that this was the Queen's mother's family.

Mao Qian asked Lan Cui why the Queen's mother's home was always surrounded by guards and no one was ever seen inside.

Lan Cui just smiled and said, "The master's family is not doing well, so the master asked someone to watch over him, so as not to be schemed by others and lose his life again."

She looked at Mao Qian and thought of the small business she was doing outside, so she said, "The wife of the Wei Mansion used to be a butcher and is also good at dealing with people. If you encounter any difficult people in your business, you can also ask her for advice."

"Madam of the Wei Mansion?" Mao Qian felt that this address was a bit strange. Ordinary people would call her the Madam of so-and-so, or Madam so-and-so. Addressing her this way made it sound like she was not the Madam of someone, but the Madam of the Queen's mother's family.