Song Yiqin

The regent of the Tianxia Kingdom, who had control over a huge army and ruled over a powerful kingdom, was never close to women. One day, he was poisoned again and nearly died.

While everyone worried that he had no successors, a kid who looked exactly like he was brought to the palace gate.

Only then did they recall that, five years ago, when the regent was poisoned for the first time, the Yu family's eldest daughter was kidnapped and brought to him for auspicious reasons.

Since they shared similar fates, she did everything she could to help rid him of the poison. However, on the day he awakened, the royal family plotted against her, and she disappeared mysteriously.

The regent's eyes became dim when he saw the kid. "Did your mother finally decide she couldn't forget about me and ask you to return in her stead?"

The kid clenched his jaws. "No! The young prince of Xichu will marry the eldest princess, who is my mother, in a few days. My mother asked me to come and check if you're still alive. She doesn't want you to die on the day she gets married. It's bad luck."

After he finished his sentence, the regent picked him up and walked out with big strides.

"Don't worry. I won't die on your mother's wedding day. After all... I've got a wedding to crash."

Five Years Later, She Bombarded the Palace with a Miniature Version of the Regent

'What? Did Feng Yili reveal that secret?'

Yu Yunxi's expression turned solemn.

Feng Yijin looked at Yu Yunxi and said in a low voice, "County Princess of Xinan, it's best that you be honest about this. What exactly happened that night?"

The Empress chimed in after that, "It's not easy for a woman like you to be in the capital. If you have any difficulties, the Emperor and I will be lenient with you as long as you confess. If you lie again, you'll be guilty of deceiving the Emperor. At that time, no one will be able to protect you."

Yu Yunxi's emotions were in turmoil at this moment.

'Why did Feng Yili betray me? No… He's not that kind of person…'

Consort Qin’s Strangeness