An arrogant concubine fell from the harem

Chapter 405 "Darling" Caused Misfortune (1)

The new emperor slapped his head: "Oh, I forgot. My father, the emperor, loved Concubine Shu very much during his lifetime, and he also left a proverb that he would not be buried with Concubine Shu." The new emperor rolled his eyes, suddenly smiled wickedly, and said : "That's how it is, Concubine Shu, you don't need to be buried for my father, you can go to work as a coolie to pound rice."

A large group of vicious eunuchs rushed up, took me down, and took me to a simple and dark room. They cut off a yin and yang haircut, put shackles on my feet, and put on a sinful skirt.I pounded the rice hard, sweating profusely, but the eunuch who was supervising me thought I was slow and beat me with a whip.

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When I woke up, my face was covered in sweat.

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I held "Darling" and walked with Chunmei in the long corridor of Weiyang Palace.

Someone came over and bowed to me: "Slaves pay homage to Concubine Shu! Concubine Shu is healthy!"

It turned out to be Ruyi.After Li Ping'er gave birth to the little prince, Dai'an transferred her back to Weiyang Palace again.The reason Dai’an values ​​Ruyi so much is because Ruyi can do a good job of needlework, especially tying knots, using a long needle to nail one end of the thread to the cushion, and the other end to clenched the main axis with teeth to straighten it. Then the ten fingers, holding colorful threads, weave back and forth non-stop, picking, hooking, closing, and closing, little by little, to weave all kinds of lifelike flowers, birds, fish and insects.

The various ornaments on Wu Dalang's body - the tassels of Peiyu, the pendant of the sachet, and the rope on the hair - are almost all made by Ruyi's hands.It is the small vest and hat on "Daling". Wu Dalang drew the pattern, and Dai'an entrusted Ruyi to make it.

I don't know why, but I had an inexplicable fondness for Ruyi, and said with a smile, "Aunt Ruyi, don't be too polite, get back down soon."

Ruyi gave another blessing before standing up.

Ruyi said with a smile: "A few days ago, my servant made a few calls for Concubine Shu, but I couldn't find a chance to send it to Concubine Shu. Today I saw Concubine Shu, so I sent it to Concubine Shu. I hope Concubine Shu likes the netting made by the servant girl."

Luozi is a traditional rope weaving handicraft, with decorations and small mesh bags that can be filled.

Ruyi gave me the few nets, one is a little frog made of blue rope; one is a colorful little goldfish; there is also a little bee that is as light as life and rests on a blooming flower.

(End of this chapter)