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Chapter 1012 The Best Family 139
The emperor finally met Concubine Li because her son came to see her with the imperial physician.

The emperor could choose not to see Concubine Li, but he could not choose not to see his son. Moreover, his son came with an imperial physician, who confirmed that his son was indeed poisoned.

After hearing this, the emperor met Concubine Li and asked her to explain the matter.

Lipin then told how she discovered the matter and presented her with the anonymous letter asking her to find the murderer.

As soon as the emperor saw the anonymous letter, he knew that someone was causing trouble again, and the target must be the concubine who poisoned the concubine. However, if the concubine who poisoned the concubine did send the cook and the nanny to poison and kill Concubine Li and her son, then she must be dealt with. After all, she was harming the royal heir and concubines. If he did not kill the person just because he saw the letter and did not like someone doing something behind his back, then who knows how many people in the harem would play the same trick in the future. Anyway, it would not be a problem if he harmed people.

So this letter was an open conspiracy. Even if he knew that the writer wanted to kill the concubine, he had to deal with it as long as the concubine actually did it.

Even though we know what is going on, we can only act according to the writer's wishes. Isn't this an open conspiracy?
So when the emperor saw the letter, although he was a little unhappy, he still sent people to investigate the matter.

Because what the cook maid did was very obvious, and the family of the concubine who bought the cook maid's family would know it easily, the emperor simply sent the Ministry of Punishment to take the cook maid in for investigation, and they got out the whole truth. After all, the cook maid didn't have a strong will, and looking at the torture instruments of the Ministry of Punishment, how could she dare not confess even if she died.

In fact, the cook's nanny didn't expect that Concubine Li, who trusted her so much, would now suspect her and find out that she had poisoned the woman.

It would be fine if they found out that she was the one who poisoned, but they actually found out who was behind her. This was a bit scary. She didn't think Concubine Li had this ability. After all, they had been together for such a long time, and she knew that Concubine Li was actually very stupid. So if Concubine Li knew about this, she was afraid that someone must have told her about her and that concubine - although the cook and nanny didn't know that someone had written an anonymous letter to Concubine Li, she guessed it more or less through Concubine Li's performance.

As for the cook's nanny's move, needless to say, the concubines behind her were naturally dealt with by the emperor.

The concubine behind her naturally did not admit that she had done such a thing, saying that it was the cook and the nanny who framed her. She was betting that the cook and the nanny had no evidence in their hands, and the emperor might not believe it just based on her words.

But how could the emperor not believe what the cook maid said? After all, the cook maid's family members were all in the concubine's family, which meant that the cook maid's indenture was in the hands of the concubine, which meant that the cook maid was hers.

Her people poisoned Concubine Li and her son, and then said that she didn't do it. Who could believe it?

If it was not her doing, why did she keep her people in Lipin's palace? Shouldn't they let the cook and nanny leave Lipin's place and serve her after the Wang family fell? She continued to stay in Lipin's palace. Even a fool could see that she had bad intentions.

What's more, this plan was made even earlier - if she didn't have bad intentions, would she have asked her family to check the situation of the cook's and the nanny's family members, and after finding out, would she have bought them over when the Wang family fell?

Even a fool knows that the reason why her family didn't buy other servants of the Wang family, but only bought the family of the cook's maid, is not because they took a fancy to the identity of the cook's maid working beside Concubine Li, and wanted to make the cook's maid their own, so that they could harm people in the future. Now who would believe that she didn't do such a thing and that the cook's maid deliberately harmed her? Of course, the emperor also thought that it might be the person who wrote the letter and then framed the concubine, but the emperor quickly overturned this idea, because the indenture of the cook's maid's family was not in the hands of the letter writer, and it was not found out that the cook's maid had any handle in the hands of the letter writer. Why should the cook's maid listen to the other party? On the contrary, the cook's maid's family was in the hands of the concubine, so the cook's maid was more likely to listen to the concubine because of her family. After all, it was like she had a hostage in the hands of the concubine, so how could she dare not listen.

——In fact, the emperor's guess was correct. If Linlang was not a vicious person, otherwise, knowing that the concubine had ulterior motives and had gotten the cook's nanny's family into her hands, and wanted to control the cook's nanny's work in the future, she could have taken action in advance and threatened the cook's nanny with what the cook's nanny had done in the past. For the sake of her life, the cook's nanny might really help her harm others, and then Linlang would put the blame on the concubine and make her unlucky.

However, Linlang didn't need to do this. After all, the concubine would seize the opportunity to buy the family members of the cook and the nanny, and would definitely let them work for her. In this way, it would be only a matter of time before the other party harmed people. She didn't need to step forward herself and could just wait for the concubine to commit a crime.

The emperor also thought of this, so he did not think that this matter was framed by others on the concubine, because anyone who knew that the concubine bought a cook and a nanny knew that the concubine would take action sooner or later, so they did not need to take action at all, they just had to wait patiently.

And now, this concubine has indeed taken action, and even said that her cook and nanny were slandering her. Who would believe that?

At the beginning, Lipin's first confidant's nanny did the same thing to harm people. When he caught her, she said that she acted on her own initiative and was not instructed by Lipin. At the beginning, Concubine Li was in favor, and the emperor felt that what her confidant said was not credible. It was only because of Concubine Li's favor that he did not pursue her. However, from then on, his impression of Concubine Li became worse and worse.

He didn't even believe his favorite concubine, let alone this concubine he disliked. Naturally, it was even more impossible for him to believe it.

Because Concubine Li was favored, the emperor did not punish her, but he also ignored her for a long time; the emperor naturally got angry at this unfavored concubine.

Because the concubine poisoned the empresses and the royal heirs, the emperor gave her a white silk.

After all, this is not an ordinary palace fight, but a case of harming the royal heir. The degree is different. If she doesn't kill the other party, God knows who she will harm next time.

However, only the concubine was killed, and her son was not killed.

Although her son might not be clean, after all, this woman's son is not a child anymore. He would definitely be informed of whatever his mother does, so it is impossible for her not to know.

But considering that he was his own biological son, the emperor did not kill the prince. He only put him in solitary confinement for three months and asked him to reflect on his mistakes in his own courtyard. There was no other punishment.

There was no way. Although many children were born over the years, many of them fought with each other and died. Therefore, the emperor would usually demote his sons to commoners or lock them up in Huai'en Palace, but would not kill them.