Comprehensive film and television: the queen is charming and has many children and blessings

Concubine Qi is a simple-minded person. She is in cahoots with the Queen, so she has always been at odds with Concubine Hua. Now that Concubine Hua is behaving like this, naturally she has to speak out against her.

As a result, she offended Concubine Hua, who bluntly told Concubine Qi that instead of worrying about the affairs of Yikun Palace, she might as well worry about the Third Prince. Seeing that he was either growing taller or on the way to growing taller every day, she might as well take a break from growing taller and grow her brain.

Concubine Hua was very unhappy about Concubine Qi exposing her shortcomings, so after she confronted Concubine Qi, she claimed to be sick and resigned, not giving Concubine Qi a chance to fight back, nor giving the Queen a chance to refuse.

The greeting ended in a hasty manner.

After the Emperor, there seemed to be a pattern in flipping the cards. He would flip the cards only once every ten days or half a month, and the ones he flipped were always the elderly people in the palace. He seemed to look down on Zhen Huan and the others and never flipped a card.

The Queen Mother took the opportunity to ask the Emperor when he was paying his respects, whether he was dissatisfied with these concubines and whether he wanted to select some more clever concubines to enter the palace.

The emperor also had his reasons. He simply said that he had been in mourning and had not entered the harem. Now that the mourning period was over, he should comfort the old people in the palace. If he favored the new concubines in the palace after the mourning period, they might become spoiled, making the concubines in the palace unhappy and causing disharmony in the harem.

Although the Empress Dowager felt that the Emperor's statement was a bit far-fetched, it was not completely unreasonable, so she still accepted the Emperor's words.

She had no choice but to accept it. After all, she couldn't force the emperor to favor the concubines in the harem.

In this way, the emperor had a period of peace again, but the number of concubines in the palace was limited, and not all of them were remembered by the emperor and worthy of comfort, so it was inevitable that the new concubines such as Zhen Huan had to start serving him in bed.

The established historical trajectory seemed to be unchangeable, and Shen Meizhuang was still the first concubine to sleep with the emperor.

The emperor was very satisfied with her family background, and naturally he liked Shen Meizhuang a little, but he didn't like her more than that.

However, if the emperor wants to fool an inexperienced young girl, he is still very capable. Shen Meizhuang is also impressed by the emperor's gentleness and erudition.

But such beauty was only short-lived. Shen Meizhuang served in the emperor's bedchamber for three days, and then the emperor became busy and did not enter the harem for ten days. The next time he flipped the card, it was Zhen Huan's.

The Queen thought that this time Zhen Huan would definitely be the one to receive the most favor, but it turned out that Zhen Huan was afraid of cats. She became timid when she saw Fuling. Although she hid it very well, she was still discovered by the Emperor. So the Emperor, who always thought highly of Li Nu, became dissatisfied with Zhen Huan and never turned over Zhen Huan's card again after just one day.

The emperor felt that Li Nu was wronged, but Fuling thought the emperor was sick.

Which good man would have the urge to play with the cat with the bride on their wedding night?

Fuling thought about the emperor's behavior and felt that he was seriously ill, but when the emperor saw that Zhen Huan looked like Chun Yuan, he couldn't help but share Li Nu with her. After all, they often did so when Chun Yuan was alive.

At that time, Chun Yuan would compose poems and play the piano for Li Nu. She originally wanted to recreate the memories, but Zhen Huan did not cooperate well and there was a flaw. She was afraid of cats and ended up offending the emperor.

Although the emperor did not return the jade intact, he was still not happy. In his opinion, Zhen Huan was a little ungrateful.