An Lingrong's Rebirth: Changing Fate from the Suiyuxuan

No one expected that Yongzheng would be so angry this time, so after Yongzheng finished speaking, it was not until the guards ran in from outside the hall and immediately grabbed Prince Dun that everyone reacted.

It seems that the Emperor's tolerance towards Prince Dun has finally reached its limit!

Before this, even though Prince Dun openly spoke rudely to the Empress Dowager at the Empress Dowager's birthday celebration, Yongzheng did not take any further substantive action other than immediately fighting back.

But this time it was different. The emperor, who could no longer tolerate it, directly chose to summon the guards and asked them to carry Prince Dun out of the palace!

So, after taking him away, what should we do with Prince Dun?

This question caused many people to have doubts in their hearts, and some princes who were originally on good terms with Prince Dun also changed their expressions slightly.

As the saying goes, when the lips are gone, the teeth are cold. Although they are brothers, they have always disliked Yongzheng, otherwise they would not have chosen to associate with Prince Dun.

Back then, there was a battle for the throne among the nine princes, and Yongzheng finally won and successfully inherited the throne. The Eighth Prince and his gang who had opposed him could not escape the blame. At that time, countless members of the royal family were liquidated, and Yongzheng did not consider the friendship between the same clans at all, and did not show mercy to his own brothers.

The reason why Prince Dun was able to remain safe and sound, and even retain his princely title, was ultimately due to his prominent birth and the still-powerful maternal family, which made Yongzheng dare not touch him easily when his own foundation was not yet stable.

However, Yongzheng's current reaction made everyone feel uneasy.

Could it be that the emperor is going to start settling accounts for past events?

"What do you want to do!"

At the same time, Prince Dun, who was already being held by two tall guards, reacted as if waking up from a dream.

Two guards held down his arms respectively and then lifted him up. He had left his seat but could not move freely. He was furious in his heart, and even his original drunkenness had mostly dissipated.

"You have spoken rudely to me time and again. I have been considerate of you and me being the biological children of our father, so I could not bear to blame you and have tolerated you time and again. I never thought that you would not repent at all, but instead become even worse. You have refused to change despite repeated admonitions. This is really intolerable!"

Yongzheng's expression was still very ugly, and he said coldly: "Now is Princess Wen Yi's good day. At this time of great joy, I don't want to see you, a spoiler!"

After saying this, Yongzheng gave the two guards a look, signaling them to take Prince Dun away quickly.

"Your Majesty, forgive me!"

Prince Dun's wife also came to her senses at this time. She watched her husband making a fuss but was helpless. In the end, he was dragged away by two guards. In addition to feeling embarrassed, she felt that her future would become precarious.

Although Prince Dun seemed to be a reckless person, he was not completely without commendable merits.

When it comes to treating his wife, Prince Dun is extremely obedient. Not only is he considerate to her on a daily basis, but also no matter big or small, as long as his wife asks for something, he will often restrain himself, even if he doesn't want to.

Just like before, Prince Dun criticized Zhen Huan, but after being persuaded by Fu Jin, he finally restrained himself a little.

It’s a pity that after three glasses of wine, even what his wife said had no effect, which is why things ended up like this.

Seeing her husband being taken away, Fu Jin knew that there was no way to save him.

She didn't dare to plead for her husband when the emperor was so angry. The only thing she could do now was to ask for forgiveness.

"That's all."

Although Yongzheng was indeed still angry and disliked everyone related to Prince Dun, Fu Jin was a woman after all, and also his brother's sister-in-law. He did not want other members of the royal family to be defensive against him like frightened birds, so he waved his hand and signaled Prince Dun's Fu Jin to return to her position.

"emperor!"

Seeing things suddenly turn out like this, Zhen Huan looked at Yongzheng with an anxious look.

After all, she was more cautious and knew that Yongzheng had asked her to dance the Jinghong Dance just now because of Prince Dun.

Now, Prince Dun has been "invited" to leave, so should she still dance again as indicated in the "fortune" drawn by Cao Qinmo?

An Lingrong had not expected that the situation would turn into what it is now in such a short time. After Zhen Huan spoke, they kept their eyes fixed on the emperor, watching his every move.

"You don't have to go either."

Yongzheng has lost all interest now and of course doesn't want to watch any stunning dance.

Moreover, the conversation between Concubine Qi and Concubine Hua before made Yongzheng recall the voice, appearance and smile of Empress Chunyuan in the past.

At this time, Yongzheng looked at the extremely similar faces of Zhen Huan and Queen Chunyuan, and felt a sharp pain in his heart, without any romantic thoughts.

Originally, Zhen Huan felt relieved after hearing such an answer and was finally able to relax.

But at this moment, she suddenly felt that the emperor was looking at her strangely.

There was a love in that look that was not much different from the past, but from a woman's perspective, Zhen Huan felt that there were many indescribable and complex emotions in that look.

She felt that although the emperor was looking at her, his gaze was as if he was looking through her at others.

"Haha, it's my fault that I'm not well prepared. Then please ask Sister Wan to compose a poem for me!"

Cao Qinmo watched the atmosphere suddenly become so awkward, and she was secretly anxious.

Originally, she wanted to take advantage of this opportunity to set up a "maze" so that her daughter could gain the emperor's favor and please many parties at the same time.

But plans often cannot keep up with changes. Prince Dun's series of actions directly disrupted all of Cao Qinmo's preparations, and made Cao Qinmo not know how to deal with the aftermath.

So, when Yongzheng said that he didn't need him to dance, Cao Qinmo quickly seized the opportunity and provided Zhen Huan with a way out.

Zhen Huan was an excellent writer and was once jokingly called "the top scholar in the harem" by Shen Meizhuang, Jingpin and others.

Although this was just a joke between the sisters, it spread quickly and many people knew about it.

Cao Qinmo has always been well-informed and has had dealings with Zhen Huan, so she certainly knows that she is not a stupid person.

She now asked Zhen Huan to compose poems and essays, which was clearly making things easier for her.

Everyone noticed this and looked at the expressionless emperor. Even Concubine Hua, who was determined to bring down Zhen Huan, did not dare to act rashly at this time, let alone others.

Just like that, Zhen Huan reluctantly composed a seven-character poem to bless Princess Wen Yi, and then all the concubines came forward to give gifts or show their talents, but it was difficult to make the emperor smile.

In the end, the whole banquet ended hastily in an extremely depressing atmosphere.