Medicinal Concubine

Chapter 1584 Implied that Princess Rui and Princess Zhao conspired?
"Your Majesty, now Min'er and Qingqing's girl can prove that Qingqing's move was caused by Princess Zhao, and Princess Zhao's girl refuses to admit it. This two-to-one and Min'er is still King Ming's, Your Majesty thinks it's still a good idea." Can't explain the problem?"

Imperial Concubine Ji knew that Emperor Sheng Yuan would defend Xin Yi, but she didn't expect that he would turn a deaf ear to the testimony of both of them, and said that there was no evidence.

"Concubine Min is from Ming Palace, but she is also the daughter of Ji's family, so can I also think that she is the concubine who was ordered by the imperial concubine to frame me?"

Hearing that Imperial Concubine Ji never left Xin Yi, Ling Jingyu responded with a cold face.

"Father, the third brother is messing around. There is no doubt how important this child is to my son and Qingqing, and to my mother and concubine! order to frame Concubine Zhao?"

Ling Jingwen was naturally not to be outdone, this time he did not follow Ling Jingyu on the shoulder, but directly looked at Emperor Sheng Yuan in pain.

Emperor Sheng Yuan was at a loss for words.

As soon as something happened to Xiao Qingqing, the imperial concubine and Ling Jingwen's mother and son immediately pointed the finger at Xin Yi. It would be impossible to say that he didn't have the same thoughts as Ling Jingyu.

But it is undeniable that Ling Jingwen's words are also very reasonable.

Although the words are blunt, they are indeed true.

Once Xiao Qingqing gave birth to this child, he would be the eldest grandson of the emperor, which would be of great benefit to the imperial concubine and King Rui.

Can't think of any reason for them to take such a big risk to frame Xin Yi?
Everyone knows that Ling Jingyu regards Xin Yi as his life. Once he meets him, even if he wins, it will be far from worth it...

"That's right, Your Majesty, you have to see clearly! Princess Zhao invited Qingqing to go to the Plum Garden to enjoy the scenery. Qingqing didn't know about it beforehand, so how could she think of framing Princess Zhao at the cost of her life? "

"It's clear that Princess Zhao is jealous that Qingqing is pregnant with a child before her. Today's trip to Meiyuan is premeditated. The excuse of sending the girl away is to take advantage of the opportunity to act. She thinks that something happened to Qingqing and didn't see it. She just pushes the three, two, five, and pushes everything to Qingqing herself..."

Seeing that Emperor Sheng Yuan also had a hesitant expression, Imperial Concubine Ji added bricks and tiles in a timely manner.

"Big sister said that, doesn't that imply that Princess Rui and Princess Zhao are colluding?"

Concubine Lan Guifei was more and more convinced that Xin Yi planned Xiao Qingqing's miscarriage after seeing Zihuang Guifei at this moment, and she, who was always weak, couldn't help but refute again.

Xin Yi was very moved by Concubine Lan Gui's behavior of protecting her from the beginning to the end. She knew it well, so she didn't worry about it.

But Concubine Lan didn't know anything about this, and she still stood on her side without hesitation arguing with Concubine Ji Huang. Her situation in the future will be very difficult...

"Sister Lan, how can I know that's not the case. Usually, King Zhao treats Princess Zhao as if he caressed his eyes. Now, when Princess Rui mentioned it, he agreed. Isn't that abnormal?"

At this time, Imperial Concubine Ji has nothing to worry about.

"The imperial concubine's words are becoming more and more outrageous, Rui'er is just a child, what does she know?"

The Queen Mother frowned.

"Empress Dowager, my concubine's words are well-founded. Because of Duanmuyan's incident, Princess Zhao has always had a prejudice against Princess Rui. Why did she suddenly not care about it a few days ago? The concubine, the sister-in-law, has always cared about it, and because she made a mistake first, how could she not stop what the concubine Zhao said?"

(End of this chapter)