Jiang Wanru prostrated herself on the ground and cried loudly: "Young Madam, this servant dares not! It is Tang Qingluan who is framing this servant! The two of them conspired to frame me."

Just now, Tang Qingluan said that the young master had arrived, so Cao Jing burned the servant's poetry scroll and went to pester the young master.

When the servant went to Cao Jing to ask why the poems were burned, she was instead pulled out of her hair. This is something that those around can attest to.

"Young mistress, I'm innocent! They framed me!"

She was going all out; after all, it was a fact that her poems had been burned and turned to ashes, so whatever she said was fine.

Cao Jing and Tang Qingluan wanted to refute it, but they had no evidence.

Cao Jing and Tang Qingluan, who were eager to watch the drama unfold, both changed their expressions and started shouting.

One person said, "Jiang Wanru is a womanizer by nature and is used to writing poems to flirt!"

One said, "This servant only accidentally dropped her manuscript into the fire; she did not burn it intentionally!"

In an instant, the small yurt was in chaos. Granny Xu slammed her hand on the table and said, "How dare you! The young mistress is right here. What kind of behavior is this? Don't think that just because I'm busy weaving, I can't discipline you!"

As she spoke, she reached under the bed and pulled out a thin, long, golden-yellow wooden stick.

Upon seeing this, Tang Qingluan, who had been arguing incessantly, suddenly screamed, "Granny, I know I was wrong, I know I was wrong!"

Cao Jing and Jiang Wanru trembled like leaves.

This "forbidden stick" was bestowed upon us by the Empress Dowager.

Every time they are beaten here, their exiled family members are also beaten.