Madame is as charming as a flower

Chapter 746 Slandering the concubine.

Ningshou Palace is the palace within the palace of the Forbidden City. It was expanded and rebuilt by Emperor Qianlong for five years. It is like a miniature of the Forbidden City. It is divided into two parts: the front palace and the back bedroom. It is a huge building complex.

If the fire is not extinguished, the entire Ningshou Palace will be burned down.

Hearing Concubine Jingyi's words, Fu Yuejun seemed to have suddenly realized, tilted his head slightly, waved his hands faintly and said: "In this case, then go to put out the fire."

After receiving the order, the eunuchs, maids and guards, who had already prepared fire-fighting tools, immediately went to get water to put out the fire in a panic. Countless people rushed to put out the fire, and the scene suddenly became a mess.

Seeing that Fu Yuejun compromised because of Princess Jingyi's words, Princess Duankang almost fell to the side with her eyes turned black, Zhang Qianhe hurriedly supported her.

She clutched her heart and shouted, "Quickly call the Imperial Army to fight the fire!"

Immediately, the Forbidden Army dispatched rushed over to put out the fire.

Amidst the chaotic and noisy sound of firefighting, Concubine Duankang had completely calmed down.

Seeing that the fire didn't spread, he didn't say a word, and he didn't look worried at all.

"The Jingqi Pavilion that was burned is the place where Concubine Zhen lived. My sister doesn't seem to be worried at all!" The voice of Concubine Jingyi slowly sounded behind her, and she deliberately lowered her voice.

Concubine Duankang didn't even look at her, and said coldly: "Could it be that the Ai family is worried, and they still have to tell the world?"

"That's not necessary!"

As the widow of Emperor Tongzhi, Concubine Jingyi wanted to compete with Concubine Duankang for the right to manage the harem, but it was only in harmony on the surface, and intrigues in private were never rare.

Because everyone thinks that they are more honorable!
So when she was talking to Concubine Duankang at this moment, she was not polite at all, and sneered meaningfully: "It's just that Aijia is thinking, sister, you really hope that the Jingqi Pavilion and even Zhenshunmen will Within the range, all were burned to ashes?"

As for why, this woman knows in her heart!

Such sarcasm made Dowager Duankang's complexion suddenly ugly, and she said angrily, "Jingyi, don't talk nonsense, you are slandering Dowager Dowager!"

"Why are you so angry, sister?" Concubine Jingyi was not angry, she said with a clever smile: "There is a saying that you want to cover up, the Zhenfei Well and Huaiyuan Hall are burned, so it just relieves your hatred. !"

This woman is submissive, a patient and restrained person.

Everyone in the palace believed that Concubine Jin was dignified and virtuous, respectful and virtuous, in stark contrast to her younger sister Concubine Zhen's domineering temperament.

But Concubine Jingyi knew that Concubine Jin was not favored by the emperor, so she naturally wanted to keep aloof from the world and be cautious, but she was implicated by Concubine Zhen many times, and after the death of Concubine Zhen, Emperor Guangxu hated Concubine Jin very much .

Although Concubine Jin didn't care on the surface, Concubine Jingyi could sense the desolate hatred in Concubine Duankang's eyes.

As a concubine, Concubine Jin also had a deep affection for the first emperor.

But since ancient times, men have been unlucky.

When Emperor Guangxu had Concubine Zhen, he loved Concubine Zhen as much as he loved Concubine Jin and Empress Dowager Longyu.

It is said that the more beautiful a person is, the more sad he feels.

But she has no sympathy for Concubine Duankang at all, she has had a similar experience, she sympathizes with Concubine Duankang, so who will sympathize with her?
As soon as you enter the palace, it's as deep as the sea, so you don't deserve sympathy!

Who would know that the seemingly inviolable Concubine Jin has a life on her body?
(End of this chapter)