Ruyi's Rebirth: Ruyi's Disease Retreat Retreat

Chapter 111 Ling Yunche was rescued from the palace; Hong Zhou beat Nianqin in the court

"I don't want to. I really can't betray our love."

Chun Chan couldn't help sighing: "Even if you don't want to, the emperor has already agreed."

Late at night, Gao Xiyue, dressed in black, entered the Yiku Palace from the back door.

Ruyi had been feeling very uneasy since the beginning, and it was not until she saw Gao Xiyue's arrival that she felt a little relieved.

"How did things go?"

Gao Xiyue nodded: "Don't worry, the person has been sent away."

Ruyi breathed a sigh of relief: "Fortunately, I saved his life at the last moment."

"Sister, he didn't want to leave. I used Yan Wan's life to force him to leave."

Ruyi patted Gao Xiyue's hand and said, "This is all we can do."

Gao Xiyue: "I will go and persuade Yanwan again. I hope she can feel better."

Ling Yunche did not die. Ruyi and Gao Xiyue replaced him at the last moment.

He originally wanted to meet Wei Yanwan to let her know that he was fine, but Gao Xiyue refused.

She said that Yan Wan was now the emperor's woman, and seeing her again would only make both of them more miserable.

Fu Heng was also involved in this matter. He just didn't want Ling Yunche to die in vain.

Hailancha leaned over and asked innocently, "You're not on duty today, so why are you here?"

Fu Heng hummed without any further explanation.

But Hailancha was a person who would get to the bottom of things, and seeing that Fu Heng didn't say anything, he kept asking.

Fu Heng scratched his ears and asked, "Can you be quiet for a moment?"

"What's wrong? If you don't answer me I have to ask you."

"I like coming on duty."

Hailancha couldn't help but laugh out loud: "You can't fool me. Hey, let me ask you, who was that person in the carriage just now?"

"It's none of your business." Fu Heng took off his sword and prepared to change his clothes and leave the palace.

"Can't you just tell me about it? I'll be bored to death this evening." Hailancha took an apple and took a bite.

Fu Heng chuckled: "You are definitely not bored. When has your mouth ever been idle?"

On the corridor leading out of the palace, Fu Heng ran into the drunk Hong Zhou.

Hong Zhou pointed at him with the wine jug and asked, "You are not on duty today."

Fu Heng supported him: "Okay, let's go, I'll take you home." As he said that, he turned his head to the side. Hong Zhou's smell of alcohol gave him a headache.

Fu Heng sent him back to his mansion.

"You have to go to court tomorrow, so hurry up and help the prince settle down."

The guards nodded repeatedly and supported Hong Zhou back on both sides.

The next day, Hong Zhou rubbed his swollen head and went to court reeking of alcohol.

After everyone had paid their respects, Hong Zhou began to chatter incessantly about things that had nothing to do with court affairs.

Nianqin suddenly stepped forward and reminded him, "Prince Heqin, this is the place for political discussions. How much alcohol have you drunk?"

The ministers also nodded and thought that his behavior was inappropriate.

What no one expected was that Hong Zhou rushed to Nianqin and slapped him in the face without saying a word!

Nianqin was beaten so hard that he staggered and blood came out from the corner of his mouth.

This was not the end. Hong Zhou still felt unsatisfied, so he punched and kicked Nianqin in front of all the civil and military officials in the court!

Nianqin was beaten so badly that he ran away in fear, and finally knelt down to beg the emperor for help.

Hongli just waved his hand and asked someone to pull Hongzhou away: "Alright, stop making trouble. I will let Qi Ru go to treat you. Li Yu, send Nianqin back first."

Everyone looked at each other in confusion. What was Nianqin's identity?

Nianqin was no ordinary person. His grandfather was Ebilun and his aunt was Kangxi's second empress, Niuhuru.

He himself was also ranked first among the Grand Council ministers, and was in charge of the Ministry of Personnel and the Ministry of Revenue.