Physician Liang then gave in.

When Consort Xian learned the truth, her face turned pale.

"I remember that Physician Liang just had a baby boy and dotes on him. Even if he doesn't practice medical ethics, he probably doesn't care much about cause and effect. In that case, let's send his baby boy down to keep my unborn child company."

"Your Majesty... Yes, this servant will arrange it immediately."

Those who betray the Empress deserve to die.

Consort Xian felt that this was not enough. She could not rush things. She would take her time with Physician Liang. Since everyone thought she was unaware, she would just pretend she was unaware.

She wants revenge.

As for why she didn't ask Emperor Qianlong to make the decision, Consort Xian smiled bitterly.

That's because she understood Emperor Qianlong. Consort Chun held a special place in his heart, and the title "Chun" itself reflected how pure and virtuous she was in his eyes.

Physician Liang and a palace maid?

She believed that Consort Chun must have already cleaned up her mess, and even if she exposed her, Emperor Qianlong might not believe her.

She wanted to avenge her unborn child.

Consort Chun, just you wait!

Ji Huan had been keeping a close eye on Consort Xian's actions! After hearing from Physician Sun that Physician Liang's youngest son had drowned, Ji Huan knew that Consort Xian had taken action.

"After Consort Xian saw Physician Liang off, she instructed Chen, the nanny beside Consort Shu, to remind Consort Shu to leave some clues for Consort Xian, so that Consort Xian would know that she had not been able to conceive for many years, and that the concubines in the bondservant class had played a significant role in this."

One Consort Chun is not enough; Ji Huan felt that Consort Xian should be given a bigger goal.

One was Consort Shu, another was Consort Xian, and then we'll add Empress Fucha before her death.

Ji Huan felt that this was enough to give those concubines from bondservant backgrounds in the harem a hard time.