Yi Xiu died in the cold palace. The niece he was so fond of did not support the Ulanala family's reputation. Instead, it brought the Ulanala family into infamy.
When dreaming about these scenes, Yi Xiu was not the empress who would be supreme in the future, nor was she the deposed empress who was imprisoned in the cold palace and would never see the emperor again in this life.
She was still young, still in Prince Yong's Mansion, still just a side Fujin, and still pregnant with her own child.
Yi Xiu originally didn't want to believe the things in the dream. After all, the prince had said that he would like to see each other day and night with this bracelet, but the dream was too real, so real that it was scary.
When he found that everything was indeed as he saw in his dream, Yi Xiu smiled. God had allowed him to dream about the future. Doesn't this mean that destiny is in his hands? If destiny is in his hands, he would be ridiculous if he could still end up in such a miserable ending as in a dream.
Didn't Chunyuan and Prince Yong want to take away his position as Fujin?
Then he would spread the news. A prince fell in love with a woman who had a fiancée, and they started dating as soon as they met. If this news spreads, even the Eighth and Ninth Kings, as well as the Crown Prince, would not let Prince Yong go, and they would definitely publicize it.
Yi Xiu did nothing. She just spread some rumors and pretended to be a pitiful woman. Chunyuanhui entered the palace only as a concubine, not even as a side Fujin.
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