The beauty of this palace will kill you in minutes

Chapter 180
"Princess, all your achievements in the past are not as good as Concubine Song's raising a daughter. Now you are trying your best to help the prince plan, but it is not as good as Concubine Song's conceiving the prince's child." Nanny Zhu complained on behalf of Xia Fei.

Xia Fei sighed and said: "It's also my fate. I was poisoned when I got married, and now I am poisoned again when I return home. Even if I want to have a child for the prince, I have to get rid of the poison in my body."

"It's all the fault of Nanny Gu, she died ten times and it's not enough to cover her crime." Nanny Zhu got angry when she mentioned Nanny Gu.

Xia Fei said: "She is the prince's nanny, and the prince is the most important thing in everything. There may be a reason behind the poisoning."

"The lord ordered it?" Nanny Zhu turned pale with fright.

"Of course not." Xia Fei signaled Nanny Zhu to sit down, pondered for a while and said, "There is someone else who instructed Nanny Gu."

"Who is it?" Nanny Zhu asked.

Xia Fei said, "Who else could it be?"

"Is it the Empress?" Nanny Zhu guessed.

Xia Fei nodded.

Nanny Zhu was dumbfounded, and wanted to scold a few words, but she didn't dare.

At Queen Zhao's place, because she had driven Concubine Chang Gui into the abyss again, she exhaled and raised her eyebrows, and said to Nanny Ji: "This time, Concubine Chang Gui can no longer turn upside down, and the emperor completely despises her."

Mother Ji asked: "Should I beat the dog in the water so hard that she can't even splash?"

"No need." Empress Zhao said with a smile: "We are already invincible, so we don't need to fight any more."

Just as we were talking, a court lady came in to report: "The empress, the maid who served the imperial concubine went to see the emperor, but the emperor naturally disappeared, and the maid recited a poem outside the palace. It is said that the poem was written by the emperor to the imperial concubine. The empress's love poem. The emperor's heart softened for a moment when he heard the sound of the poem, but he got up and went to see the imperial concubine."

Empress Zhao couldn't help but slapped the table and said: "So she still has tricks." Then she told the maid: "Go and inquire again to see when the emperor will come out of the imperial concubine's palace."

At this moment, Concubine Chang Gui and the court lady rummaged through the box together, after a while they found a set of lake-blue clothes, shook them off and looked at them, and sighed a little: "Although it's not the same set of clothes back then, the style and color are very similar. "

Back then, she was wearing a set of lake blue clothes, and met Yuan Baodi, who was still a prince, at the Lantern Market. That night, Yuan Baodi even wrote a love poem for her.

While recalling the past, Concubine Chang ordered the maid to change her clothes into lake blue clothes.

The palace maid said in a low voice: "Imperial Concubine, can changing this set of clothes make the emperor change his mind?"

Concubine Chang Gui smiled sadly and said: "Up to now, there is no way to turn back to heaven. Just reminiscing about the past can't make the emperor change his mind. Fortunately, what I want is not his change of mind, but his full of shame."

After changing her clothes, re-dressing, and tidying up, Concubine Chang Guifei sat in front of the case, closed her eyes and thought about her thoughts.

After a while, the palace maid came in and said, "Young concubine, the emperor is here!"

"It's finally here!" Concubine Chang Gui smiled lightly, instead of getting up, she just held the jug, poured a glass of wine herself, brought it to her mouth, and drank it in one gulp.

The alcohol was strong, burning up in the throat, and then poured into the stomach, the stomach was like a fire.

Concubine Chang Gui didn't move until Emperor Yuan Bao's footsteps approached, then she hoarsely shouted: "Your Majesty!"

As soon as the shout came to an end, he covered his stomach and rolled down to the ground, with a stream of black blood oozing from the corner of his mouth.

(End of this chapter)