There was a rumor in the palace that the imperial concubine was ill and bedridden again. [26nbsp;] Concubine Li was overjoyed when she heard the news. God is really helping me.
Shui Lian lay in the Luohua Palace, indifferent to all this. She had no fever, typhoid, or any sudden illness, but she was just weak. Occasionally she would drink porridge and eat something, but she would lie down all day and never get up.
There was a lot of gossip going up and down the harem.
Once it gains power, chickens and dogs rise to the sky; once it sinks, it suddenly loses its momentum.
Concubine Shui hid away from anyone and spent the whole day doing nothing. Only Xiao Yuna ran around without knowing her sorrow. Within a few days, the "sick" concubine recovered without taking any medicine.
No matter how stupid you are, you will know that she is not sick - she is just pretending to be sick. How can you do it if you don't pretend to be sick? How shameful would it be to be kicked out?
Several cloudy days in a row were just like her heart.
The low-key imperial concubine no longer appears in any public places. Others ignore her and she ignores others - it is said that His Majesty never goes to Shangshan Palace.
The imperial dining room even completely abolished her meals, and Luohuadian set up a small kitchen by herself, and she cooked and ate all the supplies she needed.
The noble concubine of the past has fallen into ruin today.
Everyone is speculating on when she will be deposed!
Then news came that His Majesty agreed to the request of the ministers - giving Chun'er a three-month period to evaluate Chun'er. If Chun'er has no fault after three months, he will be confirmed as the prince.
Everyone has no doubt: since Concubine Shui can be expelled from Shangshan Palace, it is natural for Chun'er to be established as the crown prince.
One day, when the emperor quietly went to the prince's lecture hall, he heard the sound of Prince Chun reading loudly: "It's a great pleasure to have friends from far away..."
He is reading "The Analects of Confucius"!
And I memorized this chapter very skillfully.
The emperor was overjoyed, and the ministers took the opportunity to rush in and praise Prince Chun for how wise and courageous he had been in recent times. He had changed his past, was diligent, studious, and respected his teachers... and he did not skip classes anymore.
Even if the emperor secretly supervised him, he did not skip classes and sat obediently in class.
No one knows how the child persisted.
The second prince's memorial was even more powerful: These are all the results of Concubine Li's education.
With a loving mother's love, she pulled Prince Chun back from the path of a naughty child.
Of course, Prince Chun was very naughty before, and that was because Yunxi's discipline was not strict. Now that he is in the hands of Concubine Li, of course there must be a transition period. The scene the emperor saw at the beginning was just a transition period, wouldn't it be better now? You see