An Lingrong's Ever-Changing Life

In the second volume, when An Lingrong woke up, it was her first time sleeping, and she had been attacked, causing her whole body to tremble. However, when the emperor returned the jade to Zhao, he suddenly discovered that plum blossom marks would appear on her skin when she was nervous, making her look like a little princess. Since An Lingrong has entered the palace and become a concubine, it is impossible for her to reveal her identity as a princess regardless of whether she is the daughter of Emperor Yongzheng or not. However, Emperor Yongzheng could not be lucky enough to have An Lingrong, so he moved her from the west side hall of Yanxi Palace to the back hall of Jingren Palace. An Lingrong is suspected to be the daughter of Emperor Yongzheng and Yi Xiu, so it is impossible for him to sleep with her for the rest of his life, and it is impossible for Yongzheng to disclose his identity to her. Therefore, it is necessary to place her in the back hall of the Queen's Jingren Palace. On the one hand, the Queen can protect An Lingrong, and on the other hand, An Lingrong and Yi Yixiu can get along day and night, so that their mother and daughter can be reunited. Since then, An Lingrong has never slept with the emperor once. Since she has never slept with the emperor, she is naturally not a serious concubine. Therefore, she does not need to attend the morning gatherings of the concubines every day, and does not need to engage in verbal disputes. However, the emperor naturally loved An Lingrong, so he kept looking for reasons to promote An Lingrong. The usual reason was filial piety, such as serving the Queen Mother with all his heart, and serving the Queen of the Middle Palace with all his heart. In this way, although An Lingrong has never slept with her, her status has been promoted step by step from the promised to the permanent, from the permanent to the noble, from the noble to the concubine, from the concubine to the concubine and even the noble concubine! Because Yi Xiu found his daughter An Lingrong, although they had never recognized each other, the emperor and Yi Xiu were very happy. Yi Xiu also chose the fourth elder brother as his adopted son, and asked An Lingrong to accompany him to study on weekdays. Later, Queen Yixiu was imprisoned because of various crimes exposed, so the emperor transferred Si Age's name to An Lingrong's name. After the death of Emperor Yongzheng, Si Age ascended the throne and released Queen Yixiu. She honored Yixiu as the Mother Queen Mother and An Lingrong as the Mother Queen Mother.

From the first year of Yongzheng's reign, throughout the entire Yongzheng period, there was never any meat or fish in the main hall of Cining Palace, and only vegetarian dishes were served. Hesheli Lingrong reprimanded Yongzheng for treating the late emperor's concubines harshly. Yongzheng replied that this was in compliance with the imperial edict of the late emperor and the inscriptions on the black gold and iron ruler. Empress Xinren moved into Cining Palace and devoted herself to practicing Buddhism to pray for the people of the world. Naturally, she must not eat meat.

In the first volume, An Lingrong started at the age of twelve and was sold into the Hesheli clan at the age of thirteen. She replaced the young lady from the Hesheli clan and became the last Chongxi Queen of the aging Emperor Xuan Ye. She was the queen chosen to be buried! Just because the emperor revealed that he would be buried, no one wanted to marry him! That's why the good news of marrying Emperor Xuan Ye directly as a queen fell on An Lingrong, who had just been sold to the Hesheli clan as a slave. An Lingrong became an adopted daughter of the Hesheli clan at the age of thirteen. She was engaged to Emperor Xuan Ye at the age of fourteen. She married into the palace at the age of fifteen and became the last queen. Then, on December 20th, Emperor Xuanye passed away. An Lingrong supported the fourth prince Yongzheng to ascend the throne and avoid being buried. It turns out that Emperor Xuan Ye left a secret edict stating that if the queen publicly supported Prince Yong's succession, she would be exempted from burial. The next year, the first year of Yongzheng, An Lingrong was only sixteen years old. At this time, she could no longer participate in the draft. She was already the empress of Yongzheng, the most noble mother and empress dowager, and lived in Cining Palace forever according to the late emperor's decree. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The system promises that An Lingrong's three wishes will come true. However, fate will always correct the world line. Therefore, An Lingrong was destined to become the Oriole Concubine. Before she became the Oriole Concubine, she never had a real title. Miaoyin Lady, this is not the Xuan Ling version of The Legend of Zhen Huan. In this world, Miaoyin Lady is not a concubine with titles assigned to her. Although there are always concubines who call An Lingrong Lady Miaoyin, Lady Miaoyin does not specifically refer to the concubine's position or title. Here we can guarantee that before Concubine Li fakes her death, Emperor Yongzheng will not break through the bottom line and will not truly be lucky to her. The reason why Concubine Oriole faked her death was mainly due to the system. Since the system ensures that her life will be safe and youthful forever, it can naturally guarantee that she will not die even if she commits suicide by swallowing bitter almonds! However, due to the world line correcting the trajectory of the original work, the identity of Concubine Ori was naturally eliminated due to her suicide. After this, she returns as a king like Zhen Huan. After all, it was a pity that Zhen Huan raised the flag and suddenly changed into Ni Hulu Zhen Huan. In the same way, An Lingrong can be transformed into Guar Jia Lingrong. Guarga? The sworn enemy of the Zhen family, absolutely on purpose. After Concubine Oriole committed suicide by swallowing bitter almonds, An Lingrong secretly moved to the underground palace to live under the Yangxin Hall. Therefore, at the decisive moment when Yongzheng's original work was offline, An Lingrong embraced the seventh prince Hongyu, and the clan officials secretly monitored him. Therefore, at the last moment, the Langqin Guards took action to turn things around and crush the rebellion between Concubine Xi and her son. The imperial concubine Niu Hulu and Zhen Huan died of illness, and the fourth elder brother Hongli, who was recorded in his name, was rejected by Emperor Yongzheng because he hated the house and Wu. Anyway, at this time, the ministers could not accept Concubine Xi becoming the empress dowager, and they resolutely killed Concubine Xi and the Sixth Prince. It will definitely offend the fourth elder brother Hongli, the adopted son of Concubine Xi. So, the princes and ministers collectively advised Emperor Yongzheng, hoping that before he died, he would discard his photo and name him Seventh Prince Hongyu instead! In fact, the princes, princes and ministers had no more good choices. The third elder brother had already gotten rid of his yellow belt and even died of illness. The fourth elder brother and Concubine Xi were regarded as mother and son. After the imperial concubine Xi was killed, who among the princes and ministers present dared to believe that the fourth elder brother would not settle the matter? As for the fifth elder brother who was raised in the Old Summer Palace, he was diagnosed with a brain disease. As for the sixth elder brother Hongluo? He is a fake and must die. Therefore, the princes, princes and ministers have only one option, and that is Hongyu, the seventh elder brother who is only three years old and is the most suitable to succeed to the throne. The master is suspicious of the country? Don't worry, Emperor Yongzheng issued a decree before his death to release Queen Yixiu who was confined in Jingren Palace. In this way, the empress dowagers of the two palaces check and balance each other. Minister Gu Ming? The Fourteenth Prince leads all the clan members to ensure the stability of the military camp. Ertai, Zhang Tingyu, and Li Wei formed the auxiliary ministers. Civil servants and generals reach a balance.