"Who bribed her?"
The person who drugged her was Ren Dong, and Su Qiao was not too surprised.
After all, after sorting out her memories, she vaguely felt that there was something wrong with her personal maid, Rendong.
She was curious about the master behind her.
Concubine Wan.
On the surface, Concubine Wan looks like a fairy who is detached from the mundane world. Apart from her love of playing the piano and painting, she is also indifferent towards the Emperor, as if she has no desires or requests. But in fact, she has a very strong possessiveness.
What she can't tolerate the most is Jin Moli being nice to other women. This time, as soon as you entered the palace, you were canonized as a noble concubine, which put you above her. She looks calm and indifferent on the surface, but she is actually very unwilling in her heart.
Unfortunately, perhaps it was in line with the saying 'the more you can't get, the more you love and cherish it', this man Jin Moli really thought that she had no desires and regarded her as the white moonlight in his heart. From the time they met until now, for five years, he has been carefully caring for her.
Su Qiao stroked his chin and thought carefully.
Pretend to be a fairy who is detached from the mundane world
Playing hard to get, deliberately keeping the man on suspense
This is quite interesting.
"You said before that you had a book, something like White Moonlight or Defeat Green Tea. Bring it to me and have a look."
Su Qiao suddenly became interested and was no longer in a hurry to prepare the medicine. He put away all the tools and sat back on the bed to read and study.
The best way to defeat White Moonlight is to become White Moonlight, and the best way to defeat Green Tea is to be more Green Tea than her.
Just say that what it picks out must be useful, but you still don't believe it.
444 transmitted all the contents of the book to Su Qiao's mind: Here you go, think about it carefully, I will go and keep an eye on the people in the palace.
Xiao Si felt that the things in this palace were quite interesting.
You can hear all kinds of secrets every day.
"good."
Su Qiao lay back on the bed, closed his eyes and began to study.
*
At the same time in Minghe Palace, Concubine Wan was leaning on the couch with her brows slightly frowned.
The plain light blue dress she wore made her look even more light and graceful. Her facial features were delicate and refined, her temperament was as gentle as orchids, and she was indescribably gentle and charming.
In front of her stood two young palace maids, one of whom looked quite calm, while the other had almond-shaped eyes filled with anger and looked angry.
"That bitch, Honeysuckle, can't even get anything done properly. She actually..."
Concubine Wan glanced at her unhappily and scolded her calmly, "Shut up."
"My queen, you must bow your head and salute the man in Jingren Palace from now on."
Yixue felt that her queen was just too good-tempered, she could actually tolerate that yellow-haired girl from Jingren Palace riding on her head and acting wildly.
It is obvious that the emperor likes her queen and has always admired her queen, so why should he let other women surpass her
Hearing this, Concubine Wan finally got angry, and her expression was no longer as calm as before: "I told you to shut up, didn't you hear me?"
"You dare to do such a thing, don't you want to live?"
Of course, she didn't want to see the emperor being intimate with that woman. She also wanted to see that woman become the laughing stock of the entire harem and be laughed at secretly, but she would not be stupid enough to reach out to the emperor.
What the emperor hates most is others plotting against him.
"If you want to die, don't drag me along."
What an idiot!
Does she really think that the old woman, the Queen Mother, won’t be able to find out about such a crude design
Now she has to clean up the mess.
Yi Xue knelt down hurriedly: "Madam, I was wrong. I couldn't stand that woman being so arrogant, so I climbed over your head as soon as I came, so..."
"Please, Madam, spare me for my loyalty!"