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Xiao Yan, the prince of the Great Xia Dynasty, was cold-faced and cold-hearted, and his methods were so vicious that everyone feared him.
Some officials once speculated that the prince's temperament was caused by his poor circumstances in childhood.
As soon as the East Palace changed hands, hundreds of officials came forward to implore the prince to appoint a princess, but the prince laughed and ignored them.
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Suddenly one day, the prince brought a girl back to the East Palace from outside the palace. The palace people thought that the prince wanted to favor this girl, but unexpectedly, the prince only stayed in the palace to serve as a maid.
The palace people respected her at first, and in order to curry favor with her, they all called her girl.
When the prince heard about it, he laughed, and ordered the girl to wash the manger that night, without being allowed to eat or drink.
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Later, the palace people only treated her with contempt and neglect. One day she was cleaning the manger again, and her fingers were broken.
When the prince learned about it, he was furious and immediately ordered the people who caused the rebellion to be killed.
The palace attendants knelt on the ground. The prince swung his robe, held the girl in his arms, and the palace attendants became more frightened.
The prince carried the girl into the carriage and asked in a cold voice: "I said you would only be punished for one day, how can you become deaf?"
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Reports of hundreds of officials entering the East Palace to appoint a crown princess continued to circulate, and they presented portraits of young women from Daxia families who were outstanding in appearance and appearance.
One of them is a portrait of the daughter of the imperial master at that time. According to legend, the prince delayed in appointing the princess because he wanted to wait for the daughter of the imperial master, who had been frail and sick since childhood, to recover from her illness.
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The little palace maid Su Miyan stepped forward to add tea, but accidentally knocked over the teacup. The portrait of the Grand Master's daughter was instantly changed beyond recognition.
On that day, rumors spread that the prince locked the palace maid Su Miyan in a secret room and humiliated her in every possible way.
One day in the secret room, before the prince left, he ordered someone to deliver a bowl of dark soup.
Su Miyan's eyes were filled with mist, and her charming look had not faded away. She drank the medicinal soup in one gulp, but she drank it too quickly and choked. Her face was as delicate as jade.
The coughing continued, and the palace servants were waiting with frowns. The prince hurriedly turned back, took Su Miyan into his arms, and kissed her forehead to comfort her. The palace people were shocked.
Su Miyan frowned and said: "Your Highness, the soup doesn't taste good. I don't want to drink it anymore..."
The prince lowered his eyes with a hint of city government. He touched her ear with his fingertips and said in a deep voice: "Okay. Then I won't drink."
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Wei Yunxi, the daughter of the grand master, entered the East Palace according to the imperial decree. Everyone thought that this Wei family would be the future crown princess.
The Wei family was jealous and learned that there was a palace maid named Su Miyan in the East Palace who was the prince's personal maid. She was quite favored, so she wanted to drive Su Miyan out of the palace while the prince was out of the palace to worship his ancestors, and then get rid of her quickly.
She broke into the secret room with her confidants, and Su Miyan was reluctantly holding a bowl of dark soup to drink.
"If you don't want to drink the Bizi Soup, please don't drink it. I'm here today to take you out of the palace."
Wei pretended to be generous, but unexpectedly, Su Miyan suddenly started retching.
Wei's face turned pale and she was shocked, because Su Miyan's belly had actually tightened up slightly.
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