The first sweet of the evil king's favorite concubine

Chapter 202 The Truth Is Like This (3)

However, after searching for a long time, the people of the Cheng family discovered that Concubine Rong had a very cold constitution and was extremely difficult to conceive. When Concubine Rong almost collapsed when she heard the news, they found a man from northern Xinjiang who knew a lot of secret arts. people.

The man gave Concubine Rong many prescriptions to recuperate her body, but even after half a year, Concubine Rong still failed to conceive.In order to ensure that her sacred favor will not fade and she will have something to rely on when she grows old, Concubine Rong made up her mind to take a risk and chose the method of harvesting yang and nourishing yin provided by the sorcerer.

While continuing to have sex with a very yang man in private, while taking the folk prescription prescribed by the sorcerer, after a year of this, Concubine Rong really conceived.It’s just that when Concubine Rong was conceived, the emperor was in the south to provide disaster relief in person, so in order not to let others see the clues, Concubine Rong followed the words of the sorcerer in the late pregnancy and persuaded a lot of folk remedies, so that the Seventeenth Prince was born and raised her. It took several months to be as big as a newborn child.

Originally, this matter was well concealed at the beginning, but no one thought that the child born in this way would be born without a heart.Even though the Seventeenth Prince was supported for several months with the folk prescription given by the sorcerer, the child will almost have to live on medicine in the future, which is already half useless.

In addition, the child's facial features look neither like Concubine Rong nor the emperor. Concubine Rong and the Cheng family are afraid that as the child grows up, sooner or later, people will be suspicious because of his appearance. Combine these two things After thinking about it, they set up the situation at the full moon banquet.

Huangge heard that the teacher had finished describing the cause and effect, and couldn't help but feel very funny about the actions of Concubine Rong and the Cheng family. Looking at the concubines in the palace recorded in the history books of various countries before, they had no children but relied on their talents or temperament. There are many people whose moral character has been favored throughout their lives. This Concubine Rong refuses to go on a good road, and insists on going on some evil ways. She deserves to end up today.

And that sorcerer from northern Xinjiang is probably half-baked. How can a woman be infertile and conceive by intercourse with men more often?But the sorcerer was also lucky, the medicine given to Concubine Rong might have improved her physique at some point, if Concubine Rong could stabilize for a while longer, maybe now she is really pregnant with the son of the real dragon.

The emperor was furious after hearing the teacher's narration, and ordered Concubine Rong to be sent to the cold palace to die the next day on the spot. Ethnic groups are thus buried in their own absurdity.

The murder of the seventeenth prince also came to light, and the suspects, Huang Ge and Nanny, were released in court.After walking out of Dali Temple with Lan Jue, Huang Ge looked up at the blue sky and white clouds on the top, and immediately felt that the air outside was fresher.

"Thank you for your help this time, my lord." Naturally, Huang Ge did not forget Lan Jue's many times of help this time, and expressed his gratitude to him with a smile as soon as he got into the carriage of the Yue Palace.

At the beginning, Huang Ge was still quite worried about whether Lan Jue would really ignore her. Fortunately, Lan Jue was a man of his word, and after making a one-year contract with her, he really regarded her as his own.This time, although Lan Jue didn't intervene in the case of the seventeenth prince's murder on the surface, in fact, he secretly provided her with a lot of help.If it weren't for him, perhaps such a wonderful show would not have been seen in the courtroom of Dali Temple today.

(End of this chapter)