Queen Juan is here, run away

Chapter 423
During the interrogation, Aunt Li complained at the top of her lungs: "The slave was not like this at the beginning, but when the slave was bullied, who was going to save the slave? The slave survived on her own, how can they blame me when it's their turn?"

The way she survived was to flatter Eunuch Gao, work together, and take the initiative to find candidates to handle Eunuch Gao's affairs. In this way, she curry favor with him, and soon she was promoted to a minor manager.

Cuidie, Cui'e and Cuiping are the three people whom Eunuch Gao likes but has nowhere to start. In order to satisfy his perverted hobbies, he tried every means to transfer these three people to Aunt Li for convenience.

With the cooperation and cover-up of Aunt Li, Eunuch Gao performed many cruel acts on the three of them, and it is not an exaggeration to say that he did whatever he wanted.

Eunuch Gao liked the weak and pitiful look of the tender little maids begging him for mercy. The three of them fell into his clutches, and all kinds of abuse such as needling, scalding, dripping wax, and whipping were commonplace.

What's even more outrageous is that once, Eunuch Gao wanted to admire the "beauty" of a woman taking a bath during menstruation, so he forced the youngest Cui'e to soak in the bathtub in the middle of winter.

Cui Die and the other three were physically and psychologically devastated. They also wanted to ask for help from the outside world, but they were all blocked by Aunt Li, their accomplice.

Aunt Li took advantage of her position to closely monitor them. Whenever she found signs of resistance, she immediately intensified the torture and torture of them. The methods were cruel, and even punishing them by kneeling down and not feeding them was light.

They tried to break through the defense line and take charge of the Criminal Division. Unfortunately, Eunuch Gao was already on guard. The person they appealed to was someone who had a relationship with Eunuch Gao. In the end, they were beaten up and punished.

During those dark days, several people screamed every day but could not respond, and despair followed them everywhere.

Cui'e, the youngest, finally couldn't bear the humiliation and committed suicide by throwing herself into a well one night. It happened that Aunt Li had the audacity to wear the concubine's clothes that night and cut her open.

That night was the darkest night for Cui Die. During the day, she and Cui Ping noticed that Aunt Li looked strange in the embroidery room when she saw the newly made gorgeous concubine's clothes. She couldn't put it down and wanted to keep it as her own.

So the two left Cui'e in the dormitory and mustered up the courage to secretly follow Aunt Li to the embroidery room that night. They wanted to seize Aunt Li's handle and knock her down in one fell swoop, but they did not notice Cui'e's abnormality.

It is a serious offense for a slave to steal his master's clothes, and he will lose half his life even if he does not die.

When the two of them saw Aunt Li unable to restrain herself from putting on the concubine's clothes, they were so excited that they made a noise.

Aunt Li was startled, and in a panic, she tore a hole in the concubine's clothes, and hurriedly chased her out.

The tortured two people were no match for the strong Aunt Li. Just when the two were about to be caught up, Cuiping risked his own life to lure Aunt Li away in order to protect Cuidie.

Later, Aunt Li grabbed Cuiping and began to interrogate her. Cuiping only said that she saw it accidentally and said nothing else.

Later, Cui'e fell into a well and was found dead. Aunt Li took the opportunity to accuse Cui'e of damaging the concubine's clothes and brushed herself off. Therefore, she dared to curse Cuidie Cuiping, but she didn't dare to mention Cui'e, for fear that It reminds me of the damage to the concubine's clothes.

Cuiping was transferred to his side by Eunuch Gao, taking advantage of his position, and was imprisoned and tortured. He was covered in injuries, and could only survive on a bowl of rice soup every day. He was so hungry that he was no heavier than a seven or eight-year-old child, and was eventually taken away by a cold wind. Eunuch Gao killed people invisible.

Cuidie pretended to be crazy and worked hard to survive until Eunuch Gao was fired and sent to the Huanyi Bureau. Cuidie was still under his surveillance and did not dare to trust anyone until the arrival of Zhichun.

(End of this chapter)