In the Yi Kun Palace, because of the difficulty of Hua Fei, Zhen Xuan miscarried and lost her child, and even more because Yongzheng refused to severely punish Hua Fei, she fell ill and fell out of favor. Among the palaces, the most lively Yikun Palace and the Broken Jade Pavilion have become the two most secluded places. In addition to Shen Meizhuang, no one wants to set foot in the broken jade pavilion, and even the interior office has begun to perfunctory.

However, Prince Fujin of London, who had only met Zhen Xuan once, went to the palace to visit Zhen Xuan, which really surprised him. There is no friendship between the two, and there are countless concubines in the palace. What is there to see in a concubine who has fallen out of favor?

Perhaps because of his kindness and foresight, Prince Fujin of London went after all, and Zhen Xuan saw him. After some comfort, the unexpected arrival of Prince Fujin of Dunmu really made Zhen Xuan feel a little warm. However, since then, Zhen Xuan seems to bite the hand that feeds him.

Yongzheng was very angry because Prince Edward went to the temple in uniform and beat the official. Zhen Xuan proposed that the daughter of Taizidun be taken to the palace and raised by the Queen Mother. Fujin turned to Zhen Xuan for help, hoping that the emperor would take it back and not let their mother and daughter separate.

Zhen Xuan brought a cup of tea, but a few words stopped Fujin from talking. I even complained to Yongzheng behind his back: I served Fujin with a snow roof, and she seemed to be used to drinking it.

"Some palaces, in the general office, are even better. Since Dunchin Wang Fu got it, I didn't reward him. Where did he come from? " Zhen Xuan's words made Yongzheng more sure of the collusion between Prince Dun and Nian Gengyao, which eventually caused disaster to Prince Dun.

In Zhen Xuan's view, Fujin's visit that day was dispensable for her, and it didn't help. As the emperor's concubine, she was destined to think about her husband, herself and her family, Zhen Shi.

Zhen Xuan can help Yongzheng eradicate the rebellion, and is more favored by the emperor, which is beneficial to herself and her family. Why doesn't she do it?

Zhen Xuan didn't really "bite the hand that feeds him", although Fujin's visit was anodyne, after all, it was the goodwill of a willing heart. This idea was so kind that Zhen Xuan pleaded with the emperor, and the imprisonment of Prince Dun as a knight brought trouble to Fujin, but he was still able to live in the palace. Apart from honor, his previous support is the same. For Zhen Xuan, this is also patience.

Yong Zhengdi Yin Zhen in the Qing Dynasty was one of the most heartless emperors in the ancient history of China. Nian Gengyao and Long Keduo, two great heroes who persecuted their brothers, bullied their mothers and helped them ascend to the throne, never let go.

However, during his thirteen years in office, Yong Zhengdi really worked hard in politics, cleaned up the mess left by his father Kangxi, and left his son Gan Long a substantial treasury and a stable country.