The first episode is when arranging accommodation. Concubine Hua arranged Zhen Huan's residence in the most remote Suiyu Pavilion. When the queen heard about it, she pretended to pity Zhen Huan and said, "I have pity on that girl." She put on a full show and ordered Jianqiu to have Osmanthus transplanted. Go over and let her add extravagance. Later, Zhen Huan accidentally discovered that there was musk in the broken Yuxuan flower bed. The purpose of the queen sending osmanthus at that time was to cover up the smell of musk. At that time, Fang Gui's miscarriage was caused by this musk. If Zhen Huan hadn't discovered this secret, she might have been unable to have a child and ended up in the cold palace.
The second point is that the epidemic in the palace was first discovered from Yikun Palace, so it stands to reason that Concubine Hua was the one. He was so favored at that time, and his brother was a general. How could there be an epidemic in the palace in the first place? This is because the people under Concubine Hua have private contacts with people outside the palace, exchanging information, buying and selling officials. The emperor once went to have dinner at Concubine Hua's palace because Nian Gengyao had won a battle in Qinghai. Concubine Hua told the emperor the good news first, indicating that the emperor and Concubine Hua knew it at the same time.
After the emperor returned to the Yangxin Hall, he told Su Peisheng whether he wanted the head of the eunuch of the capital. People inside and outside the palace were exchanging news, but he didn't notice it. It shows that Concubine Hua's palace has always maintained secret contact with the outside world. The foreshadowing here can be said to be very subtle.
The third thing is that the bowl of anti-fetal medicine that Concubine Hua drank in the palace that caused her miscarriage was sent by Concubine Duan. This was not given by just anyone. At that time, the Queen Mother personally admitted that she had prepared the medicine, and the Emperor arranged for Concubine Duan to be appointed. Why does Duan Concubine need to send it? At that time, if the emperor and the queen mother wanted to assassinate Concubine Hua, it would be easy. The reason why they handed it over to Concubine Duan was because Concubine Duan was also the daughter of a general. The emperor was afraid that the children born to the daughters of generals would have the risk of being forced into the palace. What if one day? Their natal family gained power, so they used the child as a threat to force the emperor to abdicate, and they also had soldiers and horses in their hands. So the emperor killed two birds with one stone and killed two concubines.
Furthermore, in order to survive, Concubine Duan would definitely not be able to betray the Queen Mother and the Emperor, so the Queen Mother and the Emperor played this move very hard, and Concubine Duan would have been harmed by Concubine Hua. If there is no child, there is no need for the Queen Mother and the Emperor to take action
The fourth point is that the Queen's way of driving a wedge between An Lingrong and Zhen Huan is very insidious. The Queen clearly knows that the first time An Lingrong slept with her, the jade was returned to Zhao intact. , and later persuaded the emperor to favor An Lingrong, saying that An Ling missed the emperor very much and asked the emperor to spend more time with her. Finally, An Lingrong was favored. At that time, An Lingrong was dressed very carefully and full of expectations. But later the queen told the emperor that she wanted him to go and see Zhen Huan. Because the emperor liked Zhen Huan's face like Chun Yuan, he naturally went to see Zhen Huan. As a result, An Lingrong failed to sleep with her again, and was even caught by the wealthy nobleman. A humiliating meal.
So An Lingrong secretly hated Zhen Huan, but neither An Lingrong nor Zhen Huan knew that the emperor did not favor An Lingrong because of the instigation behind the queen's back. This matter has always made An Lingrong, who has a very low self-esteem and is very sensitive, always brooding about it. The phrase "Why do you have to take it from me?" is the most vivid expression. .