Besides, with the three of them keeping an eye on each other, Yinreng could also get information about the third and sixth princes from the fifth prince, which was better than keeping them in the palace.

The more he thought about it, the more sense it made sense, and Yinreng's good mood returned.

Moreover, because Yinreng's fortunes improved, the women of Yuqing Palace also had an easier time. At least they didn't have to worry about angering the Crown Prince and getting into trouble if they didn't serve him well.

On the other hand, Suo'etu, who came out of Yuqing Palace, treated this matter as a major event.

The main reason was to compete with Mingzhu.

He casually assigned two people to handle the matter, while Suo'etu shook his head with his hands behind his back, waiting for news from the palace.

This commotion didn't last long, because Kangxi didn't give the four of them much time to prepare.

As Yinyi was packing his things, planning to have a good talk with Xiuning before leaving, he turned around and found that Yinsi had run into a problem and might not be able to leave this time.

Oh, this is where the problem lies; it was caused by Consort Liang in the palace.

Because Yinzhi was the son of Consort Liang, he was required to stay and personally attend to the ailing man.

Abandoning one's seriously ill birth mother in the palace and ignoring her is not something a human being could do.

Just as everyone was waiting for Yinzhi to submit his resignation, Yinzhi's wife, Lady Guoluo, directly sent Consort Yi to the Qianqing Palace to remove her hairpins and plead guilty. This woman knelt down and begged for Yinzhi's life, offering to go to the palace every day to take care of Consort Liang in his place.

It is normal for a daughter-in-law to take care of her mother-in-law when she is ill, due to the limitations of this era.

However, Consort Liang's situation is different from others. She has suddenly fallen seriously ill (related to Consort Hui), and the situation is being publicly declared to be serious. As her own son, it is not appropriate for Yinzhi to leave the capital.

Currently, Lady Guoluo has stepped forward to share some of the pressure for Yinzhi, but she cannot solve the core problem.

"What should we do? It took me a long time to get this job."

If we give up because of this, not only will I feel bad, but everyone else will feel bad too.

This is a great opportunity to build connections; Guo Luoluo's ambition is just as great as Yinzhi's.

The couple had a clear purpose and would never give up.

"Madam, perhaps there is still room for maneuver," the maid whispered to Guo Luoluo, hoping to calm her down.

"You mean, Consort Liang in the palace?"

Guo Luoluo frowned, clearly displeased that her husband had such a burden dragging him along.

“Fujin, as long as Consort Liang recovers, Prince will be able to continue serving the Emperor.”

Whether Consort Liang was truly cured or feigning recovery is not important.