The Imperial Concubine was indeed very good to the original owner of this body, and she treated the Third Prince as her own son. In the past, the Imperial Concubine was very happy for the Third Prince and Wan Ge to become a couple.
But after General Jane's incident, she seemed to understand something. The son she raised might not be as simple as she thought.
Before his brother's accident, Xuan Yu was always seen as a very sensible and hardworking child by the Consort. She liked Xuan Yu very much and gave him a lot of care and love.
Because she knew very well that she could never have children, she truly treated Wan Ge and Xuan Yu as her own children.
It's a real shame that in the original story, the son she treated like her own son killed her with his own hands.
Xuan Yu said he hated people like them the most. If it weren't for them, his mother wouldn't have been looked down upon for her lowly birth, and she wouldn't have been executed because his father wanted to give her a child.
He didn't know that his mother was executed because she schemed against the emperor and a child. Being made a concubine wasn't enough for her; she wanted more.
His Majesty was already very displeased when she first plotted against him, but he spared her execution for the sake of the child. However, he could no longer tolerate her repeated attempts. How could a mere servant dare to scheme against him so brazenly? What kind of emperor was he? Therefore, he ordered the execution of Xuan Yu's birth mother.
What Xuan Yu didn't know was that his birth mother treated him badly. Pregnancy was just part of her scheme. In order to see the emperor more often, she even went so far as to harm her own son, causing Xuan Yu to fall ill frequently when he was young.
At first, His Majesty thought that Xuan Yu was just weak, but after his mother was executed, he realized that this was not the case.
Instead, this vicious woman, in order to gain his attention, actually harmed her own son.
They just didn't want Xuan Yu to have too many bad impressions of his birth mother, so no one ever mentioned it.
Ironically, Xuan Yu even personally executed the concubine who had devoted herself to raising him.
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When Wan Ge arrived at the Cold Palace, she found that although it was called the Cold Palace, the environment was not bad, and there were people guarding the door.
It is obvious that the emperor's favoritism towards the imperial concubine was perfectly legitimate.
Many people can understand this, given the public's perception that His Majesty and the Imperial Concubine had a very close relationship. If nothing had happened, how could His Majesty have the heart to banish the Imperial Concubine to the Cold Palace?
When His Majesty was young, he risked offending neighboring countries to be with Consort Yang, and their deep affection has been a legendary tale.
But they didn't know that the emperor's true love was the empress. Although his love wasn't entirely pure, the only person he truly cared about was the empress.
Moreover, the empress died in the year he loved her the most, so the emperor could never let go of the past.
The emperor's open and aboveboard favoritism towards Xuan Yi stemmed from the fact that he was the empress's only child.
Everyone thought that the emperor valued the crown prince because he was the legitimate son and because he was outstanding in both literary and military arts, but that was not the case at all.
It's simply because this is the child born to the woman he loves most that he loves most.
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"Aunt, are you alright?" Wan Ge looked at the Imperial Concubine in front of her and sensed that she was not in good condition either.
Aunt Zhang chimed in, "Miss, don't worry. Her Majesty just knelt for too long yesterday, and she hasn't been sleeping well because of the General's matter. The imperial physician has already come to see her."
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