Prince Chun is indeed the son of Empress Renxuan!

"What about the princess?"

Yinhua shook her head weakly, "I don't know, and neither does my godmother. We only know that when the twins were born, they both had an identical red birthmark on their backs in the shape of a cloud."

Su Li was stunned.

She didn't look at her back carefully. After all, taking a bath in this era was not like the modern bathrooms in her previous life, which had full-length mirrors.

But in the original owner's memory, he had a red birthmark in the shape of a auspicious cloud on his back since he was a child.

However, in the original owner's memory, his parents never said that he was not their biological child.

Could she, or the original owner, be the daughter of Empress Renxuan, the princess of the Great Jin Dynasty?

Is this possible?

Could it be a coincidence?

After all, there are similar birthmarks, right?

"Tell me in detail what happened back then."

Yinhua said, "It's about what happened back then, so I don't know much about it. I only heard from my godmother that when the Queen was giving birth, Aunt Youlan, who was the Queen's most trusted, was locked up by Concubine Xiao on the grounds of plotting to murder the royal heir. Aunt Youlan was worried about the Queen, so she found a way to escape. As a result, she discovered that Concubine Xiao had committed the crime of replacing the royal heir. Aunt Youlan also knew that the maidservants around the Queen were bribed by Concubine Xiao. She knew that only by exposing Concubine Xiao in front of the emperor could she save herself and the Queen's twins. But she was discovered unexpectedly. In an emergency, she had to bite her finger, write a letter in blood, and hide it in a bracelet... Then she gave it to my godmother. She was scared at the time and sneaked out of the palace during the chaos..."

Aunt Youlan's goddaughter Lian Si was afraid, so she fled to the capital after sneaking out of the palace and lived in hiding for twenty-five years.

Until he was about to die, he dreamed of Aunt Youlan frequently. He felt deeply sorry for his godmother Aunt Youlan who trusted and loved him, so he told the truth to his adopted goddaughter Yinhua.

Afterwards, Yinhua went to Beijing. Unfortunately, on the way, she encountered robbers and all her belongings were stolen.

Penniless, she could only stay in this dilapidated Taoist temple.

After settling down in the Taoist temple, she went into the city and made many inquiries, looking for an opportunity to reveal the truth.

Unfortunately, she fell ill again and was bedridden within a few days.

She originally thought the truth would remain unknown forever, but unexpectedly, she encountered the young lady of the Duke of Ji's mansion...

Yinhua took out a silver bracelet and said, "I know my life is coming to an end and I can't complete what my godmother asked me to do. I only ask that Madam, you can reveal the truth on my godmother's behalf..."