After wearing the book, I was pampered by Master Guoshi!

Shen Qianran scolded the servant again, Wen Renjing was not a fussy person, but Mu Xia was already her relative, so naturally she had to pay more attention.

She flipped the jade ring lightly, and said casually, "I remember your name is Yushu, right?"

Yushu looked at Wen Renjing flattered, for a moment she even forgot her sense of proportion, the emperor's gentle smile imprinted on her heart, and she kowtowed in fear.

He whispered: "Your Majesty can remember the humble name of this servant, it is the honor of this servant, can you please help our princess."

As she said that, she knocked down again, and upon seeing this, Wenren Jing stepped forward to help up the jade book herself.

Now Zi Yushu became even more fearful, his eyes full of worry, "Your Majesty, this servant knows that you are a wise king, and even the Second Miss Shen can be let go, this servant dares to ask Your Majesty to be the master of the princess, even if this servant is smashed to pieces."

Wen Renjing raised her eyes to look at Shen Qianran who was on the soft couch, and sat down without changing her expression, waiting for Shen Qianran to speak, but the other party was still hesitating.

If she didn't even want to fight for herself, why would she help her like that as an outsider?

The heroine wants to grow up slowly by herself. This is the setting in the original book. Wen Renjing also wants to help them desperately. After all, Mu Xia treats herself sincerely, just like the first emperor.

Muran, Wen Renjing didn't know why she had such an idea, she had never met the late emperor before, and that familiar feeling hit her heart all of a sudden.

"Princess, you don't want to say it for the sake of sisterhood, but the servant will say it for you." Yushu looked at Shen Qianran eloquently, with grief and indignation on her small face.

Then she knelt down in front of Wen Renjing again, "Your Majesty, Second Miss Shen actually never sent the princess away from the Prince Regent's Mansion, she has always been in the Prince Regent's Palace, this time the princess' miscarriage was caused by Miss Shen Second."

"A few days ago, when the princess came back from offering incense in Yunling Temple, she saw Miss Shen Er coming out of the prince's study in disheveled clothes. The princess was not a jealous person, so she simply let the prince go. Miss actually mentioned this matter in front of the princess, and the princess didn't stand firm at that time, so the fetus in her womb disappeared."

Shen Qianran looked sad and angry, and said softly: "Yushu, you go down first!"

Yu Shu finished talking about this matter, wiped away his tears, and closed the door after seeing this.

Wen Renjing sighed slightly, it seems that she did something bad with good intentions, she didn't expect that Shen Qianqiong was still in love with Mu Xia, she thought she had let go, so she told Shen Qianran to send him away.

"Your Majesty, it's not that the concubine didn't stand firm, but she pushed the concubine."

A cold voice sounded, Shen Qianran gently touched her belly, her eyes were full of nostalgia, obviously the child would be born in a few months, but she would never see this child again.

"Why didn't you tell this king about this!" There was a bit of distress in a cold voice, the person had already turned in from the window, and the icy breath seemed to freeze him to death.

Unexpectedly, Mu Xia would eavesdrop outside the carved window, and Shen Qianran felt panicked for a moment.

She was worried that Mu Xia would kill Shen Qianqiong.

"My lord, it's not that this concubine doesn't want to tell you. I think it's normal for a man to have three wives and four concubines. Besides, she is my younger sister." As she said that, her eyes filled with tears.

Mu Xia stepped forward, hugged her, and said tremblingly, "This king has never had anything to do with her, and I told her in the palace that I don't want to see her again in this life."

"Why do you distrust me so much? It is enough for me to have you as a wife in this life."