Tongtian Di Renjie Episode 34 Plot Introduction
Red Scarf's scheming inflicts Wu Meiniang, Di Renjie finds out the cause of the door hit
Lan Ling found the bronze mirror and asked the Red Scarf to leave. The Red Scarf saw a beautiful jewelry box on the table. She found that there was a seal of the thief under the box. Red Scarf loved the jewelry box. Lan Ling persuaded her not to startle the snake, since they should not steal anymore after they followed Di Renjie, so she persuaded Red Scarf to put down the jewelry box.
Di Renjie returned to Zhaoyi Palace soon after the second daughter of the red scarf and blue silk came back. Di Renjie looked at the bronze mirror carefully and found that there was no shadow of a fox behind the mirror, and he could not see anything unusual about the bronze mirror. Di Renjie asked the second daughter to put the mirror back quickly.
The queensuddenly yelled with a splitting headache, and the emperor was at a loss. The queen asked Ji Xuanyu to help her see it, but after seeing it, Ji Xuanyu said that the queen was either sick or victimized, and the person who harmed her was Wu Meiniang. The emperor was skeptical, so he took Ji Xuanyu to the Wu Meiniang palace to search.
Wu Meiniang saw a bunch of people waiting for the menacing to come and did not know why. At this time, the group began to search in the room. They held out a jewelry box. Lan Ling recognized that this box was the one they saw in Xuanyu's room before. Lan Ling didn't expect the Red Scarf to bring the box back. At this time, the searcher opened the jewelry box, and there was a small figure stabbed with the queen's name on the bottom of the box. The emperor didn't expect Wu Meiniang to perform this kind of disgusting trick. He angrily beat Wu Meiniang into the cold palace.
After Di Renjie came back, seeing that there was no one in the palace knowing what happened in the palace, he took Mo Yu to the cold palace to visit Wu Meiniang. Di Renjie wondered who put the villain in Wu Meiniang's palace. Only then did the Red Scarf have to say that he was greedy for the jewelry box and made a big mistake. Di Renjie was furious, he sternly accused the Red Scarf, and Lan Ling couldn't listen and pulled the Red Scarf away impulsively.
Red Scarf Lan Ling's departure made Di Renjie feel very sorry. At this time, Wang Fulai's back chef told him to prepare a meal to entertain King Pu in the evening. Di Renjie secretly hoped to see King Pu again. At this moment, Mo Yu smelled blood. He said that the smell was the same as the blood on the handkerchief Wu Meiniang held that day. The two hurriedly asked the cook about the ingredients, and the cook told them the name of the ingredient was rice field eel.
Di Renjie felt that the eel blood must be related to the door knocking that night. He asked Yan Liben what kind of animals the eel blood could attract. Yan Liben didn't know either. He asked Di Renjie to ask Shen Tianming together. Shen Tianming would know if he was knowledgeable.
Shen Tianming couldn't bear Yingying's time in the prison, and he rushed to the prison impulsively to let Yingying go. Yingying didn't want to encumber Shen Tianming, she didn't want to leave. While the two were at odds with each other, Ji Xuanyu suddenly appeared in the prison, and she said that she could help Yingying ascend in the day. Shen Tianming and Yingying were unbelievable.
Shen Tianming came out of the jail and saw Yan Liben and Di Renjie who had been waiting for him. He suddenly asked them if they had seen anyone entering or leaving the jail. The two denied that they had not seen anyone in or out. Shen Tianming was secretly surprised at how Ji Xuanyu entered the prison.
Di Renjie asked what animal eel blood could attract, and Shen Tianming told them that bats are most addicted to eel blood. Di Renjie immediately understood the reason why the emperor heard the door knocking but didn't see anything that night. It's just that they don't understand who painted the eel blood on the door. They inferred that someone in the palace must answer Ji Xuanyu. (Original plot of Lujuba, please indicate the source for reprinting!) To
