Revenge of Rebirth: Beauty scheming

Chapter 272
At noon that day, an imperial decree was sent to the Zhao residence, ordering Zhao Yanran to enter the palace to accompany Concubine Jin.

Because of this imperial decree, Zhao Yanran, who was originally lifeless, suddenly came back to life with joy in the corners of her eyes and brows. She packed her things that day and entered the palace.

When Zhao Yuanxiang was basking in the sun in the yard, holding a travel book in his hand and slowly flipping through it, Zhao Yuerong rushed in in a hurry, and opened his mouth and said, "Second sister, why are you still in the mood to bask in the sun here! Third sister was arrested After entering the palace, what shall we do?!"

Zhao Yuanxiang raised his eyes and glanced at her, put down the book, and after ordering the servants in the yard to go out, he said calmly: "That is an imperial edict issued by the emperor himself, what else can we do?"

"Concubine Jin must have begged the emperor for this!" Zhao Yuerong looked anxious, and spoke much faster: "Concubine Jin is the aunt of the third sister, and she has lived in the harem for so many years, so she can live well to this day. It can be seen that her scheming must be unfathomable! She brought the third sister into the palace, and she must help the third sister!"

With a smile on the corner of Zhao Yuanxiang's mouth, he said slowly, "Just help."

Hearing what she said, Zhao Yuerong became even more anxious, stomped her foot vigorously, and said, "Second Sister, the person Jin Concubine is going to deal with must be you, don't blame me as a younger sister for not reminding you!"

Zhao Yuanxiang smiled and said: "Then I would like to thank Simei for reminding me, I am a little sleepy, Simei please go back."

With that said, she stood up, turned around and walked into the house.

Seeing her laziness, Zhao Yuerong was anxious and angry, but she dared not attack, gritted her teeth, and strode away.

Inside the room, Qingsang asked with some concern: "Miss, are you really not worried? Concubine Jin has lived in the palace for so many years, and she has won the emperor's favor, so it must be difficult to deal with..."

"What's the use of worrying? Soldiers come to block, water comes to cover up." Zhao Yuanxiang yawned, and ordered: "Go and pour a cup of strong tea."

Seeing that she didn't want to say more, Qingsang didn't bother, and responded, turning around to pour tea.

Zhao Yuanxiang was sitting on the soft couch, on the surface he was careless, but he was thinking about this matter carefully in his heart.

Concubine Jin took people into the palace, obviously to protect Zhao Yanran.However, this matter should only be an imperial decree requested by Concubine Jin herself from the emperor, and the He family probably didn't know about it beforehand.

He Yun handles things with his own interests in mind, so why would he spend so much time on Zhao Yanran, a discarded pawn?

But after all, Concubine Jin had already brought her into the palace, and it was an imperial decree issued by the emperor, so even if He Yun wanted to object, it would be useless.

But even if Concubine Jin was able to save Zhao Yanran for a while, it couldn't last long.

It was the palace after all, Zhao Yanran could enter the palace for a short stay in the name of visiting her aunt, but she absolutely could not hide there for a long time.

At most ten and a half months, Zhao Yanran must leave the palace and return to the Zhao family.

Ten days and a half months, the time is not short or long, can Concubine Jin make Zhao Yanran grow up quickly during this period of time?

Zhao Yanran is not stupid, it's just that with Mrs. He by her side, she didn't need to think about anything by herself, plus she is only 14 years old now, so naturally she can't do things like Zhao Yuanxiang who has lived for two lifetimes.

But if Concubine Jin gives advice, will Zhao Yanran change anything?

Zhao Yuanxiang squinted his eyes, took a sip of the tea from Qingsang.

The strong tea tasted slightly bitter, which also drove away her drowsy drowsiness.

(End of this chapter)