Mei Jingjing died when the begonias were in full bloom, and she watched helplessly as her concubine Mei Wanrou nestled in her husband's arms, pretending to mourn.
As soon as she opened her eyes, she returned to Jijili. Mei Wanrou came over with peach blossom wine, the same wine that made her look embarrassed in her previous life. Mei Jingjing said softly: "Sister, I have a stomachache, why don't you ask King Jing'an Murong Xiao to give it a try?"
Murong Xiao actually accepted the drink, and Mei Wanrou's face turned pale.
At the banquet, Mei Wanrou pretended to fall and wanted to lean towards Murong Xiao. Mei Jingjing screamed and threw herself at her. She seemed to be supporting him but was blocked slightly, causing her to fall firmly to the ground. He fell into Murong Xiao's arms and apologized with a blushing face, which only aroused everyone's pity.
After that, Mei Jingjing performed "Green Tea" to the extreme: she had red eyes and blamed herself in front of the old lady, which made Mei Wanrou arrogant; she wore plain clothes and stood next to Mei Wanrou in gorgeous clothes, like a pitiful little white flower.
At the palace banquet, Mei Wanrou knocked over the soup bowl and burned her, but she pleaded for mercy with tears in her eyes. Murong Xiao stared at her red and swollen wrists and took her to apply medicine.
Mei Wanrou's weakness was gradually seen as affectation, and she was eventually sent to the family temple.
Mei Jingjing married into Prince Jing'an's palace. On their wedding night, Murong Xiao pinched her chin: "How long did the play last?"
She smiled slyly: "It is indeed good to follow other people's paths and leave others with no way to go."
Murong Xiao smiled and hugged her: "From now on, I will act with you."
The begonias outside the window are still the same. In this life, she has the last laugh.
