After I killed him for 9,000 years, he was reborn.

Li Yongnian was kept in the imperial study by Emperor Jiade, but Li Shiliu was sent to the harem to meet Princess Yile at the place of Concubine Kong Xianfei.

She greeted Concubine Kong in a familiar manner and had no intention of making things difficult for her precious daughter's good sister.

"Get up.

Yile has been a bit depressed these days.

My daughter has grown up and has her own little thoughts.”

Concubine Kong Xian, who looked dignified but not pretty, smiled gently and said, "Since the Imperial Concubine ordered the Hundred Flowers Banquet, the palace has not been so lively for a long time. I have also shared some of the palace affairs with the Imperial Concubine, and I am not as free as before. I am afraid that I have neglected Yile.

If Miss Li has nothing to do, you can stay with me for a few days, accompany Yile, and help me find out what kind of person Yile likes.

Yile is not young anymore, even if she is a royal princess, she should be married, otherwise the outstanding young masters will be snatched away by others."

I agreed to this matter in a proper manner.

Concubine Kong didn't want to keep me, so she waved her hand and asked the senior palace maid beside her to take me to see Princess Yile.

In the small study in the side hall, the incense in the corner had a faint pine scent. In the center, a round-faced girl about 16 years old was sitting upright, holding a brush in her hand and writing something on paper with full concentration.

Li Shiliu raised her eyebrows and lowered her voice deliberately. The doctor said to Concubine Kong Xianfei's maid beside her: "Princess Yile is practicing calligraphy, and it is not convenient for us to go in and disturb her.

Why don't you go back and report to the virtuous concubine first? I will just wait for the princess here."

The head palace maid was a smart one. She asked the palace servants nearby to prepare some tea, fruits and snacks for Li Shiliu, and then she went back to report to her leader honestly.

Seeing the senior palace maid leave, Li Shiliu bent his fingers and knocked lightly on the door frame of the study a few times.

Princess Yile, who was practicing calligraphy in the study, couldn't help but smile when she heard the voice. She couldn't wait to put down the brush in her hand and stood up.

"Li Shiliu, how long has it been since you came to the palace to see me, humph."

The round cat eyes on Princess Yile's round face widened even wider, and her pink little mouth was so tight that you could hang an oil bottle on it, as if there were a line of big words written on her face.

"I am angry, come and comfort me."

Li Shiliu walked into the study with a smile. She did not rush to appease the angry Princess Yile. Instead, she came to the desk and quickly pulled out another piece of paper from under the large characters that Princess Yile had just written halfway.

Emperor Jiade had dozens of princesses. For the favor of their father and for status, these sisters often engaged in harmless rivalries.

My mother was from the Kong family, which was the most educated family in the world. Naturally, there was nothing wrong with her in terms of rules. As the only child of Concubine Kong, Princess Yile did not want to embarrass her mother. Even though she was lively by nature, she had to pretend to be well-educated, polite, and virtuous.

People have been suppressing their nature for too long, and they need a channel to vent.

Over time, Princess Yile, who was known to the public as well-educated, virtuous and kind, developed a habit of writing down her dissatisfaction and complaints about others on paper.

I smiled and looked down at the paper I had just pulled out of my hand, and was curious about what Princess Yile had written.

"God will always take his course and will always bring retribution.

Tong Wencai was actually ruined by someone.

Where did this great philanthropist come from? He came to avenge those girls who were harmed by Tong Wencai.

Humph, I really want to gossip about the details with my good sisters..."