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

Ruyi waited in Tongleyuan from morning till night. She was also waiting for Wang Fuzhi to bring back flower seeds and come back quickly to serve her dinner.

Unexpectedly, it was the little palace maid at the door who told her that there was no palace maid Wang Fuzhi, and that she was now Concubine Wang.

Ruyi's eyes were red, and in a fit of anger, she picked up the plate on the table and smashed it hard on the table.

"Snapped!"

Ruyi gave Wang Fuzhi the opportunity to serve as a personal servant in the Old Summer Palace, intending to promote her. Unexpectedly, Wang Fuzhi turned evil into an ingratitude and actually seduced the emperor.

Noble lady, Wang Fuzhi was actually a noble lady when she was first conferred the title, and she exchanged her betrayal for a bright future.

Ruyi snorted coldly. This Wang Fuzhi was just relying on the fact that she had served her in the past and taking advantage of the fact that the emperor was angry with her.

By the time the emperor realizes his mistake and reconciles with her, Wang Fuzhi will probably suffer a heavy fall and be extremely miserable.

But, can she and the emperor still reconcile?

Just like that green plum tree, can it still have a second spring?

Ruyi began to look forward to returning to the palace. Only by returning to her own Yikun Palace could she feel at ease and regain the feeling of being superior.

Ruyi thought that Wang Fuzhi would definitely be resisted by Concubine Hui and Concubine Jia if she tried to gain favor by any means necessary, and she would suffer a lot in the future.

These days, Wang Fuzhi has been in the emperor's bedchamber for seven consecutive days, which can be said to be the greatest favor.

But contrary to Ruyi's expectations, Wang Fuzhi got along very harmoniously with everyone she met.

Gao Xiyue was especially so. Mrs. Yonghuang had just made a great contribution and gave birth to her cute granddaughter. She thought that she was already a grandmother and should be more stable.

Sister Langya also said, why bother with a girl who is 20 years younger than herself. It is already very pitiful for such a beautiful girl to enter the palace, so of course she should be taken care of.

Therefore, Xiyue was particularly tolerant and generous this time, giving Wang Fuzhi rewards one after another.

Fuzhi also wanted to get close to Concubine Hui, not for any other reason, but because the water conservancy strategy left by her father needed a suitable person to help present it to the emperor.

The most suitable candidate at the moment is Lord Gao Bin.

The days passed quietly, and in the blink of an eye it was time to return to the palace.

When the emperor was arranging a palace for Wang Fuzhi, he remembered that she came from the Yikun Palace, which was very close to the Qianqing Palace, so he intended to let her live in the main hall of the Yikun Palace.

Wang Fuzhi said in embarrassment: "I am only a noble lady now, I cannot live in the main hall, I will just live in the east side hall."

The emperor was reluctant to see the beauty suffer, and was even more pleased with Fuzhi's understanding, so he patted her hands.

"How difficult is this? You are from the upper three banners of the Eight Banners, so it is only natural for you to be the mistress. I will promote you to the position of concubine and give you the title of Dun. Now, it is legitimate and reasonable."

So, on the day of returning to the palace, the main hall of the Yiku Palace, which had been closed for many years, once again welcomed a new owner.

Wang Fuzhi, who was still a little maid when she left the palace, became the mistress of Yikun Palace - Concubine Dun.

On the day Fuzhi returned to the palace, she called Amber and Qiuwen to the main hall and asked them if they were willing to be her personal maids.

Qiuwen nodded repeatedly, feeling that all the hard work had paid off, and she cried with joy while hugging Amber.

Ruyi from the side hall came over unhappily and asked with a sinister look on her face:

"Princess Dun, you just took my maid away without saying a word. Don't you have any reason at all?"

Ruyi was so angry that she looked like a puffer fish that had just come ashore.

Wang Fuzhi sat in the main seat and spoke slowly: "The emperor told me to choose two palace maids to serve me. If I like someone else, I can tell him and he will fill that person's shoes. Coincidentally, I like Qiu Wen and Hu Bo. What can you do to me?"

Ruyi held her head high, her face full of disdain, and maintained her integrity.

"You are just a maidservant beside me, and you are not obedient. Once you gain power, do you dare to disregard the palace rules like this?"

Wang Fuzhi's eyes became sharp, she stared at Ruyi and asked:

"Palace rules? Lady Xian is a low-ranking concubine, but she didn't show courtesy to me and didn't come to the main hall to pay respect. Who violated the palace rules?"

Wang Fuzhi turned and looked at Qiu Wen, only to see Qiu Wen boldly stand up and say:

"According to Article 108 of the Palace Rules, those who disrespect the main seat will be punished by kneeling for three hours and copying the Palace Rules twenty times!"

Ruyi was shocked. She angrily questioned Qiuwen: "When you served me that day, you didn't remember the palace rules so well!"

Qiu Wen had a proud look on her face. She turned her head and said, "Lady Xian bowed to the eunuch, which was disrespectful to the emperor. There are no palace rules to speak of. As the saying goes, a red plum will turn red, and a black plum will turn black. Now that I have left you, I will naturally follow the rules."

Amber bowed and held out her hand, "Lady Xian, please come in."

Ruyi was almost pissed off by these three unreasonable people. She, a concubine in the imperial palace, was actually punished to kneel by Wang Fuzhi, who was originally a palace maid. How could this be disgraceful?

Helplessly, Qiu Wen had already run to the palace gate and closed it, as if she would slam the door and beat the dog if Qiu Wen didn't kneel.

Ruyi had no choice but to kneel under the sun. She secretly swore that she would go to the Empress Dowager to file a complaint against Wang Fuzhi.

The sun moved westward, and Ruyi watched as Wang Fuzhi opened a small kitchen in Yikun Palace again. The entire Yikun Palace was filled with the aroma of chicken soup, which aroused Ruyi's appetite.

Three hours later, she got up from the ground and limped towards the Cining Palace.

Rong Pei escorted the Seventh Prince Yongcong, who had come to pay his respects to the Cining Palace, back to Xiefang Palace. At this time, the person working in the Cining Palace was Aunt Fujia.

The Empress Dowager didn't want to see Ruyi, but suddenly remembered that Ruyi had tried to sow discord between the Emperor and Yongqi in the Old Summer Palace. She thought that as a grandmother, she still had to give her a warning.

Ruyi was invited in. The Empress Dowager looked her up and down. She had a dark yellow face, gray and black clothes, a limping leg, and a very stern mouth.

Ruyi complained aggrievedly that when Concubine Dun first entered the palace, she was punished to kneel for three hours, which was simply arrogant and domineering.

The Queen Mother knew that Ruyi was avoiding the main point, so she said sternly:

"Don't you think I can't see it? You only said that Concubine Dun punished you to kneel, but you never mentioned the reason. I think you are just like that day in Jiuzhou Qingyan, thinking only of causing trouble and bringing chaos to the harem."

Ruyi looked at the Queen Mother with grievance and replied in a sad voice: "I heard that when the Queen Mother was young, she was also humiliated in the Yikun Palace and was punished by the Imperial Noble Consort Dunsu to kneel. Now, can't you treat others as you would treat yourself and understand me?"

Fujia's eyes had never been so wide open before. What nonsense was Concubine Xiang talking about?

Fujia trembled and looked at the Queen Mother worriedly. As expected, the Queen Mother's face showed signs of impending disaster.

Ruyi had no idea of ​​the seriousness of the problem; she was only concerned about her own grievances.

Empress Dowager Niohuru kept thinking about the day when she lost her first child.

The palace was quiet, and the Queen Mother slowly uttered two words: ...