Concubine: My Bai Yueguang Is Her Sister

Zhen Huan Biography fanYixiu's tragic life Enter with caution She was the concubine of the Uranala clan. When she entered the palace, she was half-girly and half-cautious. At that time, the eyes of fourth elder brother Yinzhen had not yet been occupied by his sister Rouze, who took care of his inner house with her own hands. Warming a pot of wine for him on a cold night, even when she was pregnant with Honghui, I secretly thought: Maybe she can get some of the warmth of an ordinary couple. But Rouze is here. The begonias were blooming just right. He built a dedicated garden for his sister-in-law, painted her eyebrows, and even when he called her, his tone was as if he was in a trance for another person. Her birthday was forgotten in the corner, the hand-embroidered purse was casually thrown on the desk, and Honghui in her belly became her only thought. Until that rainy night, the child was gone. She knelt in front of the soul, listening to his gentle words to Rouze outside, and her fingertips dug into her palms and blood oozed out - it turned out that the child of a concubine was not even qualified to let him shed a tear. Later, Rou Ze died, and she was promoted to the position of the direct descendant of Fujin, and later became the queen of the Forbidden City. The more firmly the phoenix crown is worn, the bigger the hole in the heart becomes. They said she was ruthless and poisonous, but who had ever seen her crying silently while holding Honghui's fetal hair late at night? Who knew that Yongzheng's words "You must be like your sister" stuck with her like a needle for thirty years? When Zhen Huan entered the palace with a face that looked exactly like Rou Ze's, Yi Xiu stood under the plum tree in the imperial garden and suddenly smiled. In this palace wall, there has never been "Yixiu", there are only the shadows of the sister-in-law, the chess piece of the Ulanara clan, and a mother who has lost her child forever. ——In "The Legend of Zhen Huan", her tragedy has its ending written from the day she stepped into the palace.