Chapter 330

Song Jiyun only hoped that her new entrant would attract the attention of others, so that the people in power in the palace would know that she was there, so that she could find a way to move her case forward.

For two days in a row, she followed her aunt to help clean the incense burner in the Buddhist hall of Cining Palace.

Naturally, some people who had never seen her asked her: "Which palace were you transferred from? Why have I never seen you before?"

Song Jiyun would briefly explain where he came from, and would sigh with emotion: "I don't know why, but I was particularly unlucky during this period. I took the initiative to come to the Buddhist hall to clean the incense burner. I hope the Bodhisattva will bless you for the sake of my piety." Me, let me change things."

When the palace ladies heard what she said, most of them laughed, while some pursed their lips and continued cleaning without saying a word.

Of course, there are also court ladies who will chat curiously: "Why did your cousin sue you? Did she have a bad relationship with you in the past?"

"I don't know either!" Song Jiyun frowned and said with a distressed look, "We used to learn art from my father together. Later, my father passed away. In order to save the family business left by my father, I went to my own kiln factory. She set up her own business and opened a kiln factory using the jade porcelain formula handed down from our family. Although she took away part of our family's business, our family does not only have jade porcelain, nor does it only have jade porcelain. Although I was angry about the porcelain business, I didn't fight her. I don't know why she sued me?"

She held the bamboo broom with both hands and sighed helplessly.

But as soon as she sighed, the surroundings suddenly became quiet, and there was no sound at all.

Isn't it?

Song Jiyun was secretly surprised. The maid next to her suddenly knelt down and said respectfully: "See the Queen Mother!"

Song Jiyun was shocked, but he was secretly glad that he was always aware of where he was and what he should say and what he shouldn't say.

She hurriedly followed the maid beside her and bowed with her knees bent.

Then I heard a gentle but kind voice saying: "Where did this little girl come from? Complaining? What are you complaining about?"

No one in the temple knew how to answer, so Song Jiyun stepped forward, saluted the Empress Dowager again, reported her family name, why she entered the palace, and how Song Tao sued her in front of Prince Ning. King Ning told Song Tao in front of the emperor everything about him.

The Empress Dowager is not tall, wears simple clothes, has delicate and white skin, and has regular and beautiful facial features. She looks about forty-five or six years old, but there is a slight gloom between her eyebrows, which makes her look not in good spirits.

Song Jiyun found that, except for Concubine Wan Gui, all the women in the palace she had met were carefree, and few of them were full of energy.

The Empress Dowager had been listening quietly. When she finished speaking, she nodded noncommittally and said to the maid next to her: "Every family has its own scriptures that are difficult to recite." Then she told the maid, "Go and see the Empress Dowager." Why hasn’t the old lady come here today? Let’s see if we should go to Cining Palace to visit her old lady?”

The maid went immediately.

The Empress Dowager entered the hall surrounded by all the maids.

Song Jiyun knew that it was too much to go too far, not to mention whether her story was true or false. A powerful person like the Empress Dowager would not make a judgment easily, and might even just treat it as a story and just listen to it.

Who has time to meddle in so many other things?

There are many sad things in this world for sad people!

She may still need to work on that.

Song Jiyun immediately picked up the bamboo broom and continued to help clean the Buddhist hall together with the maids in the Buddhist hall.

Shen Mo returned to the West Palace, but a maid from the Anxi Palace came to her: "The imperial concubine wants to see you."

Song Jiyun specially practiced memory in his previous life, especially remembering other people's faces.

This palace maid was the one who talked to Concubine Wan Gui when she came to the palace last time.

She hurriedly stepped forward to salute, said hello, and chatted a few words: "The last time I saw you, you were wearing a hibiscus silk flower on your head. I thought it was very beautiful at that time. I didn't expect that the pair of jade hostas and silk flowers you are wearing today are more beautiful." The hibiscus flower I wore last time was quite beautiful, and the palace’s craftsmanship was so ingenious.”

The palace maid was very surprised: "I didn't expect your memory to be so good."

Song Jiyun smiled and said, "It's not that I have a good memory, it's that my aunt has a good temperament."

The palace maid couldn't help but laugh even though her heart had been hardened by the battles in the palace. Her attitude toward her suddenly became kind. She even comforted her quietly on the way: "Don't be afraid. The imperial concubine is very nice. Some people are jealous of her, so they talk nonsense outside. The imperial concubine usually doesn't care much about the matters in the Sixth Palace. She only cares about the emperor and relieves the emperor's worries."

"Thank you, aunt!" Song Jiyun pondered these words in his heart.

Could it be that Concubine Wan Gui didn't like to take power and cause trouble as rumored, but was instead just trying to flatter the emperor?

When Song Jiyun saw Concubine Wan Gui, her speculation was strengthened.

"The emperor was also angry for a moment, and that's why he said he wanted to imprison you in Dali Temple." Concubine Wan Gui leaned on the Arhat couch and said lazily, "Don't be resentful. No, the emperor will go to the Empress Dowager and the Empress Dowager today. The Empress Dowager greets you. Knowing that you are in the palace, she asked me to accommodate you. Your Majesty will wait until Yuan Yunzhong comes back and ask Yuan Yunzhong before talking about your matter."

She also said: "Your Majesty, this is for Yuan Yunzhong's sake. You stay here with me. Don't run around and cause trouble. Yuan Yunzhong will step in to clean up the mess for you."

This was a reminder for her not to run in front of the Empress Dowager and others to increase her presence.

Song Jiyun responded respectfully.

Concubine Wan Gui waved her hand and asked the palace maid who brought her to arrange for her to move into Anxi Palace.

At least he doesn't need to be threatened by Yuan Haoran, and he may die silently in the palace without anyone saving him.

But Song Jiuyun was not relieved.

The Empress Dowager and others are obviously at odds with Concubine Wan Gui. She lives with Concubine Wan Gui, but she cannot be regarded as "Wan Guifei" by the Empress Dowager and others. She still has to find a way to get rid of these "fairies".

When she was moving things, Aunt Hu came over to help her. She quietly pulled Aunt Hu and said, "I heard from the imperial concubine that it was the empress dowager who told the emperor about me, and the emperor asked me to move to the imperial concubine. Yes, I want to kowtow to the Queen Mother and thank her for her grace. Is it appropriate?"

Aunt Hu glanced at her appreciatively and whispered to her: "You'd better tell Aunt Chang and ask her if it's appropriate?"

Aunt Chang was the palace maid who came to help her move her things.

Aunt Hu asked her to ask Aunt Chang because she wanted to ask Concubine Wan Gui through Aunt Chang.

Song Jiuyun understood this and left a few pieces of jewelry he wore when he entered the palace to Aunt Hu: "These are too expensive for me to wear in the palace. Auntie took them and can take them out during the holidays." A joyous occasion.”

The smallest pearls in the jewelry are the size of lotus seeds, and the rubies on the center are the size of pigeon eggs. For ordinary people, they can be used as family heirlooms.

It was Song Jiyun who brought it to the capital to make noodles.

Aunt Hu naturally refused to take it. She used the excuse of "it can prevent old age in the future" before Aunt Hu accepted it.