She made a bowl of sour plum soup for Emperor Hui, but Emperor Hui avoided her.
She didn't give away the sour plum soup in her hand. She couldn't bear to throw away the soup she had worked so hard to make, so she drank it herself.
Unexpectedly, when she was making the soup, Jin Fei also made the same sour plum soup.
And Jin Fei also added some ingredients.
After drinking the sour plum soup, Concubine Yan fell asleep.
When Concubine Jin learned that her soup was taken away by Concubine Yan, she thought that Concubine Yan had snatched the favor that belonged to her, and hated her to the core.
Later, she found out that Emperor Hui did not drink the sour plum soup, and she felt relieved.
In order to take revenge on Concubine Yan, Concubine Jin sent someone to knock out a guard and threw him on Concubine Yan's bed.
Later, Concubine Jin deliberately brought people to find Concubine Yan, but was discovered to have done something improper.
When Emperor Huidi learned the news, he ordered Concubine Yan and the guard to be executed.
Concubine Yan's family was also implicated because of this incident. After her childhood friend learned the news, he vomited blood and died.
In short, Concubine Yan is synonymous with tragedy in the book.
Now that she has met me, Mu Nanyan, and seeing how kind she is, I should give her a hand.
[Empress Yan is a poor person. She had a childhood sweetheart, but her father separated them and she entered the palace.]
[If you ask me, Daddy, you are the biggest complainer]
[I clearly did nothing wrong, but I took the blame and became an accomplice in breaking up the couple]
This is really the case, you are sitting at home and the pot is falling from the sky.
What could he do as an emperor? He was also suffering.
After hearing Yan'er's words, Emperor Hui knew what to do.
"Empress Yan, are you having any troubles?"
"Don't be afraid. As my concubine, even if your father forces you to do something you don't like, you have the right to refuse."
"Don't worry, when he asks you, just say that I taught you to say that."
Afraid that Concubine Yan would be worried, he gave her a jade pendant.
"I admire your talent. Giving you this jade pendant is my affirmation of your talent."
[Wow, Daddy, you are so good at it]
[Saying that she admires Concubine Yan's talent means that she doesn't have that kind of thought towards her, and she won't think too much about it.]
Originally, Concubine Yan didn't like Emperor Hui, as she still had her childhood sweetheart in her heart. But now her impression of Emperor Hui has improved a little.
It seems that the emperor is not as cold-blooded as the rumors say.
Concubine Yan quickly knelt down to thank him: "Thank you very much for your appreciation, Your Majesty. I will tell my father."
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