Xia He nodded and quickly led her mistress into the delivery room.

At this moment, the midwives and wet nurses who were fast asleep woke up, and the entire Yikun Palace came to life. Some called for the imperial physician, some boiled water, and some guarded the gate.

About an hour and a half later, Chen Yuwei successfully opened all ten fingers.

The midwife told Xiahe that Xiahe had found someone to send a letter to the Empress and the Emperor.

After the Emperor dressed and rushed over from Yanxi Palace, Chen Yuwei successfully gave birth to her child, bathed in the distant sunlight.

The baby's cries echoed throughout the entire Yikun Palace.

The emperor stood in the courtyard, paused for a moment, and then shouted "Good!" three times to celebrate the birth of his youngest son.

The Empress did not come, but her maid, Donghan, arrived with lavish gifts.

Everyone offered their congratulations to the Emperor on the birth of his son, showering him with auspicious words and phrases.

The emperor was pleased and, with a wave of his hand, bestowed another generous reward.

The birth of a son is a blessing; at this time, who would complain about having too many sons?

Exhausted after giving birth, Chen Yuwei fell asleep, completely unaware of the situation outside Yikun Palace.

When she woke up, the servants wrapped her in blankets and carried her back to her room, and only then did they have a chance to ask her a few questions.

Upon learning of the reactions of everyone in the harem (especially the Emperor and Empress), Chen Yuwei instructed Xia He to make sure to handle the upcoming third-day celebration properly.

Chen Yuwei had just finished giving instructions when Xia He also started watching the arrangements made by the Imperial Household Department.

As a result, on the day of the third-day celebration, before they had even finished their own celebration, Consort Chun of Xianfu Palace suddenly launched an attack.

Not only did Consort Chun give birth prematurely, but she also attracted everyone from Yikun Palace to her location.

unlucky!

“Consort Chun gave birth half a month later than me, prematurely.” How could her eight-month-old baby be saved?

Xia He was already annoyed because her little prince had been overshadowed, and upon hearing Chen Yuwei's words, she cursed without thinking, "Someone pushed Consort Chun and bumped her stomach; who knows, she might not be able to give birth."

Chen Yuwei: ...

Who would be so foolish as to push Consort Chun? Are they out of their mind?

Consort Chun's pregnancy lasted almost a day and a night, much longer than Chen Yuwei's.

The good news is that both mother and child are safe, but the bad news is that Consort Chun's health has been compromised, and the person who pushed her has a complicated background, possibly involving the Empress and people outside the palace.