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

Suo Xin said "hmm" and didn't take it to heart, and was busy taking off the beads on her head.

Xian Zhuer has always been much smarter than惢心. When she makes a decision, she will only explain the reasons to惢心 without asking for her opinion.

If you ask her opinion, she must not plan to do this.惢心 understood and knew that Ruyi's kindness in not wanting to hurt others must be a cruel thing, which made her master so distracted.

Seeing that Ruyi had not yet come to her senses, she asked with some concern, "Master, is there something wrong?"

Ruyi shook her head slightly, her tongue covered with saliva, as if there was a piece of cake in her mouth, and said vaguely, "Nothing."

Yihuan has been deceived by Concubine Ling, and she cannot hint at this matter indirectly. If Yihuan tells Concubine Ling and Concubine Ling complains to the Emperor, she will surely be in trouble.

Let's take it step by step.

Ruyi thought so, but she still felt a little melancholy in her heart. Even when the emperor was sitting next to her and holding her beautiful, greasy hand, she didn't come to her senses.

In Hongli's palm, there were Ruyi's nails, white, long and pure as jade. On his hands, which were slightly calloused from hunting and holding a pen, they looked particularly pitiful.

He stared at Ruyi's dazed look and asked her with a smile, "What are you thinking about?"

Ruyi looked at her young man, who was no longer the same as when they first met, but still not old, like a ripe peach, exuding the fragrance of maturity, attracting many concubines to fight for him.

Such a ruler will make you feel favored when he loves you.

Such a passionate yet ruthless person, when he just looks at you, you will be captured by his clear and bright eyes.

When there is only one person in this eye, then that person is the luckiest person in the world at that moment.

They looked at each other from the top of the wall.

More than ten years had passed since they first opened their hearts to each other, but Hongli's feelings towards her remained the same as before.

Ruyi shook her head and rubbed the emperor's palm with her fingernails. Her beautiful mouth blossomed like a flower, and she pursed her lips and slowly uttered two words, "It's okay."

Ruyi still had a slight complexity in her heart, but as soon as Hongli's hand touched her loose black hair, the burning temperature spread from his palm to Ruyi's back.

Her young man said, "Take a rest."

I just hope that Hongli's attitude towards me will never change. Ruyi thought to herself and smiled faintly, "Yeah."

*Yu clan sent news that the old prince passed away, and the prince inherited the throne because of his many years of assistance.

The emperor specially granted mourning honors to the deceased old prince, and the gratitude of the Yu family to the emperor was beyond words.

Concubine Jia was also secretly delighted because the emperor treated her mother's family well. When she heard that the prince had successfully succeeded to the throne, she was so excited that she burst into tears.

She really wanted to see if she could go one step further and become a noble concubine or imperial concubine, to bring honor to her mother's family and the crown prince.

As long as she can successfully give birth to a prince, she will be named a noble concubine in no time.

But it was the custom of the Qing Dynasty that the emperors of all dynasties were only allowed to have one imperial concubine and two concubines in their harems.

If Jin Yuyan wants to become a royal concubine, she must get rid of Royal Concubine Chun or Royal Concubine Xian.

Although there is another option, which is to let one of the two people become the imperial concubine first, then the position of concubine will naturally be vacant.

But only a fool would help the enemy.

Even if someone is made the Imperial Noble Consort at this time, won't she still have to be removed when Jin Yuyan is promoted to a higher position in the future?

It’s better to deal with it early in the morning to avoid trouble later.

When the new king comes to the capital to express his gratitude, he will certainly be delighted if he happens to hear the good news that Jin Yuyan has been appointed as the royal concubine.

Whoever's position is more unstable, she will pull him down. There was no smile on Jin Yuyan's beautiful face, revealing a coldness that was inconsistent with her usual appearance.

She is about to give birth, and this matter cannot be delayed any longer, otherwise the next opportunity for promotion will have to wait for a long time.

*Yanwan is diligent and studious and very positive.

The emperor mentioned some Han poetry a few days ago, and we should read more of it to cultivate our sentiments.

When I went to see her again a few days later, I saw Yanwan holding a collection of poems and reading it.

"The emperor is here." When Yan Wan saw the emperor coming in from outside, she put down the book and said happily.

Yanwan was wearing a summer dress embroidered with a pair of mandarin ducks perching on the branches of a phoenix tree, and the lotus pink color of her inner clothes could be seen through.

She wore light-colored clothes and no heavy makeup on her face, except for a little light lip balm. She also had very few pearl ornaments on her head, just a few hairpins, and only one of them was particularly eye-catching.

It was a red plum hairpin with a huge, translucent ruby ​​on top, as red as blood. It was called pigeon blood and was carved into the shape of a blooming red plum. The edge was inlaid with gold threads and had a cluster of gold tassels hanging on it.

This was a new gift from the Emperor to her some time ago. Ever since she was given the hairpin, Yan Wan wore it every day without saying anything.

Seeing that she often wore it, Hongli thought that she must like it, so he linked Hongmei and Yanwan more deeply together in his heart. For a moment, he forgot about his childhood sweetheart who loved Hongmei so much that he didn't allow anyone else to like her.

It was a hot summer day, and Yan Wan was dressed beautifully, which made people's eyes bright. Hongli smiled and held Yan Wan who was about to bow, and took her hand and praised her, "Noble Lady Ling is like a lotus emerging from the water. I always miss you in my heart."

Yan Wan was embarrassed, and she turned her head to the side and smiled and called him, "Your Majesty."

The emperor smiled even more, reached out to flip through the books on the table, and asked her, "Why are you suddenly interested in poetry?"

Yan Wan showed a serious look, bit her lower lip, and said a little embarrassedly, "I am not very knowledgeable. I heard the emperor reciting poems a few days ago. The words were so beautiful, but I couldn't understand the connotation. I can only praise the emperor for his outstanding literary talent, but I can't tell what is outstanding about him."

At the end of the story, Yan Wan felt a little discouraged and let out a long sigh.

"Your Majesty, I want to learn more so that I can better understand how talented you are." Yan Wan's eyes were full of admiration. She looked up at the emperor with her head tilted, looking like a young girl in love.

Hongli was very pleased and nodded, then he put his arm around her shoulders and said affirmatively, "You are willing to learn, that's great."

Yan Wan smiled and shared her thoughts with him, "Your Majesty, I read for a long time yesterday, but I didn't quite understand it. I asked Sister Shupin to help me solve my confusion. I happened to read "Xiang Jian Huan"

"Sister Shupin told me that this was mentioned when she first spoke to the emperor." Yanwan mentioned the memories of the emperor and Shupin in the past.

For a moment, it reminded him of the first time he met Yihuan, when the two of them were talking about literature.

At present, only Yihuan and Ruyi in the palace understand Han Dynasty poetry. If Yanwan also learns more, there will be more people who can talk to him.

Hongli was in a good mood and casually tested Yanwan on two lines of poetry that she had been taught. Yanwan's answers were well-reasoned and there was no sense of deliberate memorization.