Fu Cha Rongyin travels into Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace

Wei Yanwan didn’t know what the people in Yikun Palace were like, but the people in Changchun Palace were no pushovers.

How could they let Ruyi and her servant walk out of Changchun Palace so easily?

If this matter were to get out, the entire palace would probably say that the Queen Mother was inactive.

The eunuchs and palace maids at the door stopped her and said, "Empress Xian."

Ruyi tried hard to calm herself down at this time, turned around and looked at Rongyin, "I wonder if the Queen has any other advice for me."

Rong Yin didn't say anything.

Wei Yanwan knelt before the emperor, her expression terrified yet resolute. She lowered her head slightly, but her eyes flashed with a complex light.

"Your Majesty, I am so brave today that I will state the facts to Your Majesty even if Your Majesty tries to stop me." Wei Yanwan's voice trembled slightly with a hint of nervousness.

The emperor sat above, expressionless, and just looked at her calmly, "Go ahead."

Wei Yanwan took a deep breath and mustered up her courage to speak, "Your Majesty, Ling Yunche recently broke into Changchun Palace and harassed me. I shouldn't have spoken out about this and polluted your Majesty's ears."

"But besides me, there are some things that directly involve the Queen. He kept saying some unbearable things, and... he also mentioned that the Queen would pass away at any time, so I asked me to prepare early."

Having said that, Wei Yanwan carefully raised her eyes to observe the emperor's expression, only to see that the emperor's brows were slightly frowned.

Her heart tightened, and she continued, "He even mentioned in a veiled way that Concubine Xian was willing to sacrifice her unborn child to save him at the Jiangning Palace. It seemed that she was certain that neither the Emperor nor the Empress could do anything to him."

"After that incident, His Majesty knew how widespread the impact was... At that time, the Empress went through great pains to suppress the rumors about Ling Yunche and Concubine Xian, but now the Empress is in poor health, and there are countless rumors in the palace..."

Wei Yanwan looked anxious and embarrassed for the emperor.

"Almost everyone is saying that the Emperor wants to support Concubine Xian to replace her. Even if I have been trying to suppress it these days, but... I... I really can't bear to make the Empress sad again and again."

Wei Yanwan's eyes were slightly red, tears welling up in them, "I beg Your Majesty to help the Empress at this time, so that the Empress will not have to work harder and worsen her condition. In order to prove the innocence of Empress Xian, I ask Your Majesty to allow me to investigate Ling Yunche carefully."

After saying this, Wei Yanwan immediately kowtowed deeply in front of the emperor.

He made it clear that he was very loyal, but how the rest of the matters would be decided depended on the emperor himself.

At this moment, Ruyi was furious when she heard what Wei Yanwan said. She strode back and glared at Wei Yanwan, "Wei Yanwan, what are you thinking? You are determined to make this a big deal!"

When Wei Yanwan heard Ruyi's voice, her body trembled slightly, and she kowtowed quickly, "Empress Xian, please calm down. I have no such intentions. I just want to clear your name and relieve the Empress's worries."

Ruyi sneered, "Humph, do you think I don't know what you are thinking? You just want to use this incident to suppress me, let the emperor notice you, and take the opportunity to ascend to the throne."

Wei Yanwan had never seen Ruyi lose her composure like this in her previous life, and she sneered.

But the next moment her expression changed, tears streaming down her face, "Empress Xian has misunderstood me. I am loyal to the Empress and have no second thoughts."

"I am willing to swear here that I only want to serve the Queen well and follow her for the rest of my life. If you have the intention to curry favor with her, I will be struck by lightning and die a miserable death!"

The final oath was truly sincere.