She had been on the ship for several days and was really bored, but she didn't want to go out for a walk, so she simply sat there and ate something every now and then.

For some reason, Mingxiu felt uneasy ever since she woke up, as if something was about to happen, but she couldn't quite put her finger on it.

Feeling a bit restless, I sat in the chair fanning myself, and before I knew it, I had fallen asleep again.

Where is this?

Mingxiu slowly opened her eyes and saw that she had appeared in a blank space.

Looking around, all she could see was a thick fog, making it impossible to tell which way to go. Mingxiu looked at her personal space with some fear, preparing to go inside and take a look.

As a result, I found that I couldn't access the space anymore.

Swallowing hard, Mingxiu looked around in fear when suddenly a disheveled woman appeared in front of her, walking towards her.

Mingxiu looked at him with some confusion until she got closer and realized who it was.

"Uya, what are you doing here?" Mingxiu exclaimed in surprise.

No wonder she was surprised; this is Jiangnan, a far distance from the imperial palace.

How did she get through this? Besides, isn't she currently being watched very closely by the Imperial Noble Consort, essentially under house arrest?

"Hehe, it's you, it's you, you wretched woman, you wandering ghost from who knows where. If it weren't for you, I wouldn't have ended up like this. I should be the noble Consort De. I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you!" With that, Uya ran madly towards Mingxiu.

Mingxiu was stunned by her words and stared blankly as she rushed over. By the time she reacted, it was too late; Wuya was already very close to her.

Mingxiu was so frightened that she closed her eyes.

After waiting for a long time without feeling any pain, I quietly opened my eyes and found that the person in front of me had disappeared.

Mingxiu opened her eyes and looked at the disappearing shadow of Wuya. Then, many things that looked like broken mirrors floated in from all directions. She didn't know what they were.

Mingxiu watched timidly as those things slowly pieced together in front of her, forming a large screen.

There's nowhere to run around.

Then, like a revolving lantern, her life before her appeared before her eyes: Uya's high spirits, Kangxi's forbearance and humiliation, his senility in his later years, and Yinreng's increasingly crazy actions.

Mingxiu stood there quietly watching, and when she saw the disappointed and confused expression on Yinreng's face after he was deposed, she felt heartbroken.

Then, a flash of white light appeared, and the previously assembled fragments rushed towards Mingxiu's body. Mingxiu was in so much pain that she couldn't even speak.

She suddenly opened her eyes, covered in cold sweat. Green Bamboo and the others who had just discovered Mingxiu's unconsciousness hurriedly called out, "Your Highness is awake! Your Highness is awake!"

Upon hearing the sound, Emperor Kangxi rushed over: "Xiuer, Mingxiu, you're finally awake! You scared me to death!"

"Mother Consort, wake up! Waaah, you scared me to death!"

The chattering sounds continued in her ears. Mingxiu, whose body was still aching from being pricked by the shards, turned her head somewhat sluggishly.

It took me a while to realize where I was.

"What's wrong with me?" Mingxiu asked in a slightly hoarse voice.

"You've been unconscious for three days, and the imperial physicians couldn't find anything wrong. Thankfully, you've woken up." Kangxi, with his stubble, sat down in front of Mingxiu's bed, looking at her anxiously.

Mingxiu nodded, as if she understood. She felt like she had only been in an unknown place for an hour or so, but three days had already passed.

"Is there anything else that's bothering you? Imperial Physician, come and take a look quickly." Kangxi summoned the imperial physician.

The imperial physician hurried over and carefully took Mingxiu's pulse. Mingxiu cooperated and lay back down.

"Your Majesty, the Empress is much better now. She was just a little frightened. We'll prescribe some calming medicine for her to drink later," the imperial physician replied respectfully.

"Alright, go and prescribe the medicine." With that, he directed the imperial physician to leave.

Mingxiu had finally come to her senses. Although she didn't know why she had ended up like that, she had a feeling that it wouldn't happen again.

Looking at the unshaven Kangxi and the red-eyed Yinreng beside her, Mingxiu was somewhat moved: "Alright, I'm fine now, so don't worry about me. Go back and get some rest. Look at the two of you looking so disheveled."

Kangxi and Yinreng were reluctant to leave: "Go down and rest properly before coming back."

Helpless, the two had no choice but to go out, and then Mingxiu saw Green Bamboo and Yuqing with red eyes next to her.

She smiled slightly and said, "You should all go and get some rest and freshen up. The imperial physician said I'm fine now."

After letting Green Bamboo and Yu Qing leave, Mingxiu calmly recalled the scene just now. Although there was no evidence to prove it, Mingxiu had a feeling that it was possible that the Uya clan from another time and space had returned.

Mingxiu snorted coldly. So what if she's back? Given her current situation, what can she do even if she comes back?

She refused to believe that Uya Shi, who was already disliked by Emperor Kangxi and disliked by the Imperial Noble Consort, could still rise to power.

After taking the medicine, Mingxiu fell into a deep sleep again.

When she woke up that night, she saw Kangxi sitting next to her reading a book. When he saw that Mingxiu had woken up, he quickly came over.

"How are you feeling? Are you feeling better?"

"It's alright, Your Majesty. I'm sorry to have worried you. I don't know what happened to me; I just suddenly fainted," Mingxiu explained.

"It's okay, as long as you're awake now. Are you hungry? Do you want something to eat? You haven't eaten for days."

Mingxiu suddenly stiffened. She hadn't eaten for several days, which meant she hadn't washed her face, brushed her teeth, or taken a shower for several days.

Thinking of this, Mingxiu lowered her head and smelled her hair.

"Ugh," Mingxiu gagged. "How disgusting! The greasy smell."

When Kangxi saw Mingxiu's actions, he couldn't help but laugh: "You, I haven't even complained yet, but you're already complaining about yourself."

Mingxiu didn't respond to Kangxi's words, but looked at him with a bitter face: "Your Majesty, I want to take a bath. I smell bad, I don't smell good anymore."

"You're still recovering from your serious illness. Why don't you wait a little longer? What if it gets worse? Don't worry, no one will look down on you," Kangxi said with some concern.

Mingxiu felt as if an arrow had hit the bullseye, and she was disgusted by the sight.

"It's alright, Your Majesty. I feel much better now and can take a bath. Please let me take a bath, Your Majesty. I feel like I don't smell good if I don't bathe, which will make me feel bad, and if I feel bad, I'll recover even slower."