I was a concubine in Legend of Zhen Huan

Chapter 182 Su Peisheng (11)

After returning to the palace, the emperor and the empress rushed to Suiyuxuan immediately.

After Su Peisheng and the emperor arrived at Suiyuxuan, when Concubine Wan was still unconscious, Zhang Mi put the blame on Concubine Hua for her miscarriage.

Then, Concubine Jing, Shen Meizhuang and others came to complain one after another. One said that Concubine Wan's loss of her child was a natural disaster rather than a man-made disaster, and the other said that they begged for mercy at the time, but Concubine Hua was relentless and forced Concubine Wan to kneel down.

The emperor was so angry that his ugly face became even more ferocious when he heard this: "Where is the bitch?"

After that, it was the confrontation between the emperor and the concubines again. Except that An Lingrong was missing, everything else was no different from the original plot.

Not only was the emperor busy inside, but outside, Cui Jinxi was still trying to ask Su Peisheng, "Does the emperor know that our young lady was sent back by the Seventeenth Master?"

Although it had no impact, Su Peisheng had already made up his mind not to have anything to do with Cui Jinxi. Why should he say these things to make Cui Jinxi feel at ease?

Do you still think he is the former bootlicker Su Peisheng?

He is now Su Niu Hulu Peisheng!

Su Peisheng said with a serious face: "Aunt Cui, be careful with your words! I am the servant of the emperor, how can I know the whereabouts of the Seventeenth Master?"

After saying that, he looked around and pointed to Cui Jinxi. Surrounding her were palace guards wearing yellow jackets. Didn't she remember what he said to her last time?

The emperor has already warned him that the emperor's whereabouts must not be revealed!

Su Peisheng's eyes almost rolled back. How could Cui Jinxi not know what he was hinting at?

Looking at the palace guards that were everywhere around him, Cui Jinxi secretly blamed herself for being too careless. She smiled awkwardly, said a few polite words, and went to do other things.

After Hua Fei's limited-time experience card for the Imperial Concubine expired, silence had fallen outside the Sui Yuxuan Palace.

Concubine Hua was a little frightened and a little uneasy, trying to find out something from Su Peisheng: "Eunuch Su, the emperor has never been so angry with me. What should I do?"

Su Peisheng, remembering their friendship in previous lives, personally escorted her to the palace gate of Suiyuxuan. Seeing that there were not many people here, he gave her some advice: "Your Highness, you were indeed a little confused in what you did today. The only thing you can do now is to go back and reflect on yourself, and wait for a little longer before seeking the emperor's forgiveness."

He also warned Nian Shilan not to be so foolish as to ask Nian Gengyao to put pressure on the emperor in order to seek his forgiveness, as this would only make the emperor even more angry and disgusted.

Zhen Huan forced the Emperor to tell her the date of Nian Shilan's death, and the two ended up parting on bad terms.

The next day, Prince Guo came again to apologize, saying that he had trespassed into the Yiku Palace and asked the emperor to punish him.

Fat Ju said to my face that he picked up his wife's brother all for my sake, so there was nothing wrong with that.

As soon as Old Seventeen left, he immediately put on a stern face and asked Su Peisheng whether he had found out what had happened that day.

coming!

Su Peisheng had been waiting for this moment for a long time, so he exaggerated the situation to flatter Prince Guo and Zhen Huan.

After hearing this, Pangju's face looked very bad, and he didn't go to see Zhen Huan for several days.

But Pangju didn't go to see Zhen Huan. Apart from Zhen Huan herself who seemed to be angry with the emperor and was in pain over losing her child, everyone else was worried about her.

First, Shen Meizhuang encouraged the emperor to see Zhen Huan, and then Huanbi and Liuzhu complained that An Lingrong was an ungrateful person. Now they no longer come to Suiyuxuan and no longer speak well of Zhen Huan in front of the emperor.

At this time, they all seemed to have forgotten the memory that An Lingrong had not gone to Sui Yuxuan for a long time before Zhen Huan had a miscarriage.

They also completely forgot that during the time when An Lingrong fell out of favor, Zhen Huan clearly advised Shen Meiyu that life out of favor would be hard, but she never said a single good word for An Lingrong in front of the Emperor. They even didn't know that An Lingrong had a cough until several months later.

Moreover, Su Peisheng didn’t even know what Zhen Huan wanted.

Speaking of asking others to help her gain favor, Shen Meizhuang pushed the emperor to her, but Zhen Huan had to show her disdain to Pang Ju, making Pang Ju angry and leave. So what do you want to do by asking others to push the emperor to you?

Do you want everyone to be a part of your play?

Speechless.

But no matter what, both Zhen Huan and Hua Fei fell out of favor, and the one who benefited was An Lingrong again. Well, but in fact, it was not just her.

This time, An Lingrong did not win favor by singing. She had read so many books and with Su Peisheng's advice, she already knew that singing in public to win favor was not a graceful thing.

But there are only so many women in the palace. The Empress, Concubine Qi and others are not young anymore; the lustful Concubine Li has gone crazy, Concubine Hua and Concubine Zhen Huan have both fallen out of favor, and among the remaining people, Shen Meizhuang doesn't like him, so only An Lingrong and Concubine Fucha are young, and in order to relieve his depression, the Emperor can't help but favor them a little more.

In fact, An Lingrong, whose values ​​had already been reshaped, no longer cared about face. For her, being favored was more important than anything else.

But ever since Su Peisheng taught her some political affairs and told her stories about the Regent Queen Mother and Wu Zhao, An Lingrong had more ambitions.

What kind of prince will Xiangning?

She also wants to experience what it feels like to be at the pinnacle of power!

Now that you have such an ambition, it is better to be cautious in your actions now.

The Qing court's "a mother is honored by her son" and "a son is honored by his mother" complement each other. As a woman of the Han Army Banner, her status is naturally one step behind that of the Manchu Army Banner, so there is no way I can get any other deductions.

In front of the Queen, An Lingrong used the excuse that her voice was damaged again and her cough had not yet healed as an excuse for not singing, but when she spoke to the Emperor in private, she spoke in the voice that the Queen had taught her.

Look, even though she didn't sing in public, she was still favored more than Noble Lady Fucha, and now she was promoted to Noble Lady An.

Of course, being favored has its advantages. The emperor comes to his place more often, and the palace people are more respectful to him. Eunuch Su can now openly pick many good things from the emperor's private treasury to reward himself, and even the silver he secretly subsidizes himself has a legitimate source.

But there are also disadvantages, because I have to sleep with the emperor, so the time I can study with Eunuch Su at night will naturally become less and less.

Su Peisheng took advantage of the time when An Lingrong was in favor and did something big.

The martial arts he had learned through hard work and at great expense were finally no longer limited to the palace. He galloped a thousand miles overnight, used his tricks to rush to Songyang, and killed An Bihuai.

Alas, if he wasn't afraid of people suspecting An Lingrong, he would have wanted to kill all the concubines, illegitimate sons and daughters in the backyard of the An family.

When the news reached the capital, it turned out that An's mother had also gone with An's father.

An Lingrong received the news that both her parents had passed away overnight, and she instantly felt like the sky had fallen on her.