The Daily Life of Imperial Consort Xi Raising Her Cub

After raising a baby for two months, she discovered it was Qianlong. Qian Shengyan, knowing this, decided to become a salted fish and prepare to win by lying down.

...And then the cub almost ...

Chapter 124 Sister

"What?!" Upon hearing this, Madam Nian was even more furious. "How could the Ulanara family be so shameless? Sending unselected imperial concubines to my brother-in-law's residence like this? They're doing such despicable things!"

“Miss…” Granny Wei actually wanted to offer some advice, but seeing that Madam Nian was in a really bad mood, she calmed down and changed the subject to something else.

After a while, Granny Wei noticed that Madam Nian's mood had calmed down a bit, and then whispered, "Miss, there's something I need to say... but I don't know if I should."

"Yes, Granny, please speak." Madam Nian had just finished venting her anger and was now tired, so she lay down on the small couch to rest.

Who knew that a single sentence from Granny Wei would make her jump up?

Madam Nian was furious: "What? What maidservant? What surrogate mother? I don't need that! Why should I raise a son born to a lowly maidservant?!"

“My lady…” Granny Wei was genuinely concerned for Lady Nian’s well-being and could only earnestly advise, “My lady, it would be good if you had a prince! Isn’t that what the Fujin sister came to the garden with in mind? However, she has miscalculated. What if she becomes too ambitious after the Ulanara family’s daughter gives birth to a prince? We should find a beautiful maid and send her to the prince for his use. I’m sure the prince will understand the young lady’s good intentions and be willing to leave a child for her.”

"No! I won't! Absolutely not!!!" Nian roared, but then she burst into tears. "I, I...I..." she cried, pounding her lower abdomen. "I can give birth too, I used to be able to give birth... Ulanara, it's all Ulanara's fault!"

As she spoke, without even putting on her coat, she grabbed a pair of scissors from the small table and ran out barefoot.