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The old man looked at Murong Shijing's happy appearance, and still said with a lot of mouths, "If you haven't come out after a while, I will throw you out of the library pavilion." ”

Murong Shijing was a little scared and pulled the cold painting screen and hurried in, the cold painting screen saw that Murong Shijing's state was wrong, and when he went in, he asked, "What's wrong, why do you feel that you are afraid of her"

"I don't know, I'm stunned when I see her." Murong Shijing couldn't explain it and said, "Forget it, no matter what she is, let's find it quickly when we all come in."

The Secret Records are not very large, but they can still hold a lot of books. And these are basically the palace secrets that happened after the emperor ascended the throne, and they are all recorded according to the year, so it is not difficult to find.

"I found it, this book is about Concubine Qing's origin and things before her death." Murong Shi looked for it quickly, and immediately took a book with dust and gave it to Leng Huaping.

Leng Huaping dusted off the book, coughed very uncomfortably, and then opened it to see.

The above record is that after the emperor met Concubine Qing in the woods, he brought her into the palace to become a favorite concubine, in order to explain the origin of Concubine Qing, Concubine Qing herself and the emperor explained that she was a person from the witch country, or the personal maid of the saint.

In the name of this, the emperor told the world that Concubine Qing was the concubine of the great sage, and those who really wanted to pay tribute were exempted from this encounter.

As soon as Concubine Qing entered the palace, she was sealed as the lord of the first palace and became Concubine Qing, which is a thorn in the side of many people. Naturally, Concubine Qing's life in the palace was not very good, but the emperor still doted on her and let her enjoy the honor.

After such a day lasted for a year, Concubine Qing became pregnant with the sixth prince who died early, so the emperor directly named Concubine Qing.

During her pregnancy, Concubine Qing went in and out of Huangjue Temple many times, and was accused by Zhou Shufei of having a private meeting with her lover outside, but this matter was over, and Concubine Qing was still very favored by the emperor.

Until Concubine Qing gave birth to the six princes, the emperor was even happier to crown Concubine Qing as a concubine. However, the queen mother and the queen tried their best to stop it, so they did not succeed in sealing it.

Perhaps because she was afraid of the emperor's excessive love for Concubine Qing, with the support of the Queen Mother, the queen began to attack Concubine Qing, but she didn't know that Concubine Zhou Shu also attacked the six princes during this period.

When the emperor found out, he was furious and directly wanted to abolish Concubine Zhou Shu, but Zhou Yuming found the person who took the blame to save Concubine Zhou Shufei from blame. Soon after, the sixth prince contracted smallpox and died young, and Concubine Qing disappeared mysteriously.

This is the record on the case file, and the truth Leng Huaping does know that it was Concubine Qing who teamed up with Aunt Cui, who was still Miss Yan of Yong'an Palace, to stage a tanuki for the prince, and successfully sent the six princes out of the palace, and she also left the palace with the help of Aunt Cui.

Leng Huaping carefully looked at the words on the case file, and knew that Concubine Qing was the personal maid of her own mother, so thinking about it like this, Concubine Qing often went in and out of Huangjue Temple because she knew that her biological mother was waiting to give birth in Huangjue Temple, and from this she knew that Xue Lingling had a beautiful box stored by her biological mother.

It's no wonder that Aunt Cui got Concubine Qing to help marry into the Prime Minister's Mansion, and now that she thinks about it, her tragedy has been doomed since birth.

Leng Huaping sneered, not knowing whether to feel sad about the fate of his previous life, or to feel desolate for this life.

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