After Failing to Play Bai Yueguang, He Was Reversely Raided

[Fake green tea·True white moonlight·Sober and tough female official&Fake cold-blooded and ruthless·True clingy vinegar·Emperor worried about gains and losses]Sweet article he Emperor Yan Zhao, Xiao Heng, had Bai Yueguang, who died on the eve of his accession to the throne. Emperor Yan Zhao lost his beloved and was alone for many years. He devoted himself to raising his daughter and training her to become a wise king. The court officials opposed the establishment of the princess as the heirloom, and tried their best to send beautiful women into the palace to be favored. When Yun You woke up, she found that she had traveled to Rong Dynasty and lost most of her memory. However, she was approached by someone who asked her to enter the palace draft instead of the second lady of the Sheng family. Yun You agreed. After entering the palace, she realized that she looked like Bai Yueguang, who died young, and the person behind her sent her to be a substitute. Yun You also agreed. But no one told her that Emperor Yan Zhao was also so suspicious and fickle towards Bai Yueguang. One moment he pinched her wrist and asked, "Who sent you here?" The next moment, after waking up from the dream, he hugged himself tightly and begged in a low voice: "Don't go." Seeing that the plan was about to be exposed, Yun You simply risked his life and decided to "confess" to Emperor Yan Zhao, "Your Majesty, do you still remember Sheng Yunyou by the Weiming Lake?" Unexpectedly, the emperor was almost convinced, but at this moment an old letter was exposed, and Bai Yueguang was actually the work of an enemy country. Yun You, who was innocently implicated, said, "This is none of my business. Do you believe me when I say I'm a fake?" She had no idea herself. If it happened, her life would be at risk. No choice, just run. Emperor Yan Zhao seemed to have expected it, silently closing the door behind him, looking at her with splitting eyes, and smiled sarcastically, "You're leaving again, aren't you?" I won't be easily fooled by you again this time