Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace: Jia Ling's Double Rebirth, Creates a Great Success

During the ten days in Jiangning, the emperor and his princes did two important things.

One was that the emperor personally brought Prince Yuan Yonglian, Prince Lu Yongsheng, and the fifth prince Yongqi to inspect people's livelihood.

The emperor knew very well that the Jiangnan region was prosperous and was the granary and purse of the Qing Dynasty. Even the taxes paid by a county were more than that of a province in the northwest.

Therefore, the civil service and people's livelihood in the south of the Yangtze River must not be affected by termites.

The emperor not only went directly to the government office to look through the account books, but he and his princes disguised themselves as wealthy businessmen. He continued to use the identity of Mr. Jin, went on private visits in disguise, went deep into the people, and understood their lives.

After all this, the princes deeply realized that no matter how prosperous the times are, there will always be a gap between the rich enjoying wine and meat and the poor suffering from poverty on the other side.

Especially last year's flood in the south not only left people homeless, but some children also lost both their parents and were left without anyone to rely on.

There are many children who bring their younger brothers and sisters to beg for a living and are barely clothed.

The government alone is not able to properly resettle them.

After returning, Yonglian told Fucha Langya what he had seen. The queen herself also had children, and she felt heartbroken when she heard this.

She asked Qing'er to pack up all the valuable jewelry and belongings she had brought with her, wanting to build an anle hall in the city to adopt some helpless children, so that they would at least have a place to shelter from the wind and rain.

When Concubine Chun, Concubine Qing and Concubine Wan found out, they quickly sent money over. They were originally from Jiangnan and wanted to do their part for their hometown.

Other concubines also sent their own gifts, among which Jin Yuyan donated the most money.

Seeing that the amount of money raised was already a considerable sum, Fu Cha Langya hurried to report it to the emperor.

When the emperor heard this, he thought it was a good thing to speak frankly, as it would not only give him a good reputation, but also truly benefit the people, which was exactly the purpose of his southern tour.

The construction of Anle Hall received the support of the emperor and began in full swing.

After Ruyi learned about this, she began to lament Fucha Langya's hypocrisy and fame-seeking. There are so many poor people in this world, can she save them all?

If she really wanted to, why didn't she go to the temple and donate some money to pray for blessings?

On the other hand, Prince An Yonghuang and Prince Xun Yongzhang took on another important task: to establish good relations with the literati and aristocratic families in the south of the Yangtze River.

With the introduction of Duncheng and Dunmin, the two met a down-and-out scholar named Cao, who was a descendant of the Jiangning Weaving Supervisor. He had rare literary talent, but had been down and out for most of his life and lived in extreme poverty.

Yong Zhang valued talent, so after the banquet, he wrote a visiting card in the name of Mr. Jin San, inviting him to the capital. He also found a small courtyard for him in the western suburbs of the capital and provided him with some basic living security.

On a sunny day with a warm southerly wind, the southern tour team set out on their return journey.

Ruyi asked Lingzhi to search for several times and finally found Ling Yunche.

It turned out that although Ling Yunche had no duties in the palace, when he was on tour in the south, he found Zhao Jiuxiao and asked him for help to get him into the team guarding the southern tour. In this way, when he returned to the palace, he naturally got the status of an attendant.

Ruyi called Ling Yunche and told him everything that happened at the family dinner.

When Ling Yunche heard Ruyi complain about Yan Wan saying that she liked trumpet creeper the most but presented red plum instead, his eyebrows twitched slightly.

That night, the ship sailed to the Shandong section of the Grand Canal and anchored at the dock for rest. The imperial ships were connected with ropes and planks, and the craftsmen on the ships took the opportunity to inspect each ship.

It was a gloomy night, and the moon was hiding behind the clouds. The calm water surface was deep and gloomy, and if you looked closely, it was a deep green.

After dinner, Yanwan accompanied Langya to the princes' boat to see if anything was missing.

Seeing that the boat was a bit damp, Langya asked Qing'er to take people to get some sandalwood to burn to remove the moisture.

On the way back, Langya walked in front, and Yanwan followed behind Langya, and together they walked towards the group of boats of the concubines.

Only a shrill cry broke the silence of the night, followed by a splash of water.

It turned out that it was dark and the lights were dim, and some places had just been painted with tung oil, so Langya accidentally slipped. Yanwan wanted to grab Langya's sleeve, but it was too late, and Langya still fell into the water.

Seeing this, Yan Wan hurriedly called out to the guards around her. Chun Chan, who had never been able to swim, also ran around and called out.

Ling Yunche, who was not far away, had already seen this scene, but he thought of waiting a little longer and taking action at the critical moment, so that his contribution would be greater.

When Lang Ya first fell into the water, she still had the strength to keep half of her body above the water, but after a few falls, she began to sink.

Yan Wan saw that the guards were coming slowly, while the Queen was struggling backwards in the water, getting farther and farther away.

She made up her mind, took off her shoes, jumped up, and swam towards the Queen.

Fortunately, the river water was not too cold and Yanwan could swim, so she quickly swam to Langya.

Langya struggled in the water, closing her mouth to prevent the water from flowing into her mouth, but she continued to sink. As her vision blurred, she heard an anxious and powerful voice:

"My lady, hold my hand and I will take you up."

Langya stretched out her hand into the air and was immediately grabbed by Yanwan. Yanwan pushed forward, hugged the queen and pulled her out of the water.

Both of their hair were wet and messy, and their bodies were pressed tightly together.

Langya was panicked at first, until she saw clearly that it was Yanwan, she gradually calmed down and breathed slightly.

A faint scent from the Queen's neck made Yan Wan feel extremely relieved. Fortunately, the Queen was fine.

"My queen, do you still have strength? I will pull you up, and we will go ashore together."

Langya nodded. It was just a fall into the water. She was not weak and naturally had strength.

Seeing Yan Wan holding her up with her slender arms, her pretty face biting her lips tightly because of the effort, Lang Ya felt a lump in her throat with gratitude, and she just wanted to be nicer to Yan Wan in the future.

"Yan Wan, thank you. I still have the strength. Let's slowly move towards the shore."

Ling Yunche saw Chunchan calling the guards on duty, and more and more people were coming here. Yanwan jumped into the river again to save people herself. If he didn't go down, he might not have any credit at all.

Ling Yunche then splashed into the river and swam towards Yan Wan and the Queen who were moving towards the shore.

Yan Wan and the Queen were close to the shore, and some guards had also arrived. Ling Yun Che finally swam to Yan Wan and the Queen.

"Your Majesty, I am late in coming to your rescue. Please let me help you get up."

As he spoke, he began to lift Langya, and with the help of the people on the shore, he pushed the queen up first.

The guards and palace maids on the shore gathered around the queen. Chunchan also ran over and stretched out her hand to Yanwan. Ling Yunche was the next to hug Yanwan and lift her up.

Yan Wan panted, glanced at Ling Yunche and said:

"You always come a little late. Today, you don't need to come. Queen, I will come to rescue you."

Yanwan grabbed Chunchan's outstretched hand and got ashore.

Ling Yunche said in a voice that only the two of them could hear: "Yan Wan, I know what you feel. You still love Ling Xiao Hua the most, right?"

After hearing what Ling Yunche said, Yan Wan felt a chill in her heart. Ling Yunche wouldn't think that the reason she loved Ling Xiaohua was because of him, right?

She was so disgusted that she vomited...