In the end, Princess Wen had no choice but to take her luggage and find a way to get out of the palace. This was the first time she had left the palace since she was a child. She didn't know where to go, so she could only walk and walk in the direction of the setting sun. When she was tired, she would sleep on a haystack in the wild, because the silver in the package was too little, and it could only support her frugal life for less than half a year.
She wanted to leave the country, but she didn't know where to go after leaving, so she had to keep moving forward.
The next day, the king laid out his cards to the woman and told her about the matter. The woman knew that it was impossible for her to disagree, so she nodded in agreement.
The king was very happy and wanted to see Princess Wen. The woman lied and said, "Princess Wen has had a slight cold in the past few days, so it is not convenient for her to see the king to avoid infecting him. I will take her to see the king in two or three days when she recovers."
Hearing this, he was also worried about infecting himself, so he nodded and agreed, saying, "You must come to see me in three days. Pack your things, and we will leave then."
"yes."
After the king left, the woman cursed, "You heartless thing! I never thought you would agree not to visit me the moment I told you I was sick. I had thought you would insist on going, and I had even thought of a plan to deal with it, but you agreed so readily. You are such a heartless person."
Three days later, Princess Wen walked and walked until she came to a big river. There were many ships there. These were merchant ships, heading to other countries to do business. Princess Wen didn't know where to go or which country to go to, so she just picked a ship that looked easy to talk to and not too expensive, and got on it.
The ship will depart tomorrow, and she will leave here forever, leaving the country where she grew up.
At this time, the three-day deadline had arrived and it was time to hand over the person, but the woman had not brought Princess Wen over yet. The king noticed something was wrong and immediately sent someone to check.
As a result, as soon as they opened the door, they saw a woman who had committed suicide by hanging. The servants quickly took the lady down from the rope and sent a royal physician to treat her. Perhaps God didn't want the woman to die, and in the end the woman was rescued.
As soon as he woke up, he was beaten by the king. "Where on earth has Princess Wen gone? Hand her over to me immediately."
The woman laughed. "She's already left here. You'll never find her again. Kill me and give me a quick death."
The king would not do as she wished, but tortured her. At this time, Khanba suddenly came out and gave the king an idea.
The king immediately smiled.
He ordered his men to search the whole city for Princess Wen's whereabouts. Her mother had not eaten or drunk for several days because of her departure. If she didn't come back, she would die!
The crew happened to hear the news while having dinner in the city, so when they returned to the ship at night, they talked about this matter as if it were a casual chat, and Lady Wen, who was sitting next to them, happened to hear it.
It was impossible to go without food and water. She immediately understood that this was the king's way of threatening her to go back. She was in a dilemma, not knowing what to do, whether to leave or return to hell.
In the end, her conscience prevailed. She didn't want to leave alone knowing that her mother was going to be tortured to death, otherwise she would spend the rest of her life in pain.
So Princess Wen returned to the palace and was put back into this cage again.
Seeing that Princess Wen had indeed returned, the king burst into laughter. She actually wanted to fight me, huh!
Princess Wen's only request is that her mother live a good life with fine clothes and delicious food, otherwise she will not help him with his work well.
The king naturally agreed. It was just supporting one person, which was not difficult.
And we also need to use a woman to control Princess Wen, so naturally she must be alive and well.
In the end, Princess Wen was sent to the Meng family in Jiangnan and became the daughter of the Meng family. With this identity, she entered the palace and became a concubine of the emperor.
After entering another palace, she became Concubine Wen. She had no desire to compete for favor, nor did she have any feelings for the emperor. She just looked forward to a letter every six months.
At first the king didn't ask her to do anything, and the letter said her mother was doing well.
Lady Wen wished that her life could go on like this, even if she died alone in this palace.
But one day, the king sent her a packet of powder and asked her to give it to the emperor. He also threatened her with her mother, saying that if she did not do as he asked, he would torture her to death.
Wen Meiren gritted her teeth and did it, but failed.
If she fails, she is not worried about her own life, but she is very worried about her mother's life.
In fact, the woman has not lived a life of luxury over the years. Even the servants look down on her, and the king doesn't care about her life at all. As long as she is alive, the woman doesn't want to die. Only by living can she know the news of her daughter. She has to persevere even if her life is very frustrating.
But the moment the king learned that Lady Wen had failed, he could no longer bear it. He beat the woman with a whip and threw her out of the palace. The woman left the palace with the little money she had saved over the years and the clothes she could take away.
The moment she stepped out of the palace gate, she felt her breathing became smoother. The woman came to the edge of the city and used the little money to build a thatched hut. As long as she could live there, it was fine.
The neighbors were also very nice. Knowing that she was poor, they did not bully her or look down on her. Instead, they helped her a lot when she first had no food to eat.
Although he was free, he could no longer receive letters from his daughter. He was free but in pain.
The woman started doing some manual labor to support herself, barely getting enough to eat and survive. She saved all the remaining money, hoping that one day she would have enough money to live on and go to the neighboring country in person to see her daughter.
But before that day came, the war broke out. At the moment the war broke out, the woman was excited because she knew she had a way to get news about her daughter.
She actually hoped that her country would be trampled and destroyed. She hated the king and hoped that the king would be beheaded to give justice to her daughter and herself for all the years.
When the woman learned that the king had joined forces with Dongyi Kingdom to deal with the neighboring country, she was worried about the neighboring country. Later, when she heard the news that Dongyi Kingdom had been occupied, she breathed a sigh of relief.
She wanted to go over and ask right away, but she didn't dare, for fear that she would be killed before she even got in. Until one day, soldiers came and informed them that the river water had been poisoned by the king and could no longer be drunk.
Many people didn't believe it, but she believed it firmly. She went out and told the people who had helped her not to drink the water because it was really poisonous.
But those people drank some of it with half-belief and half-doubt, and in the end many people became sick and died.
Some people went to the other side to seek help.
Later we learned that those people received medical treatment and survived safely.
The woman plucked up her courage and decided to go, so she came to the foot of the city.
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