The Divorce Plan at That Time

She was an ordinary maid in the palace and witnessed Concubine Liu using a skinned civet cat to take away the prince born to Concubine Li. She didn't dare to say anything, but she secretly wrote down the prince's birthmark. Eighteen years later, when the new emperor ascended the throne, she risked her life to stop him and presented him with an embroidered handkerchief with the location of the birthmark and the truth about that night embroidered on it. The government and the public were shocked, Concubine Liu was executed, and the replaced prince was still his biological mother. The emperor asked her what reward she wanted, and she knelt down and said, "I only want a bowl of tea brewed by Concubine Li herself." Concubine Li cried and brought the tea. After drinking it, she smiled and closed her eyes - that cup of tea, she had been waiting for the truth all her life.