Tongtian Di Renjie Episode 51 Plot Introduction
The little princess Fengqindian was killed, Di Renjie asked himself to solve the case
Di Renjie and his party went to Fengqin Hall to visit Wu Meiniang with Zhao Tong. Wu Meiniang was very happy to see them. However, after everyone sat down and talked with Wu Meiniang, she found that Wu Meiniang was in a trance. Not long after she started talking nonsense again, she had hallucinations and yelled again. Di Renjie used acupuncture in time to calm Wu Meiniang.
Di Renjie reported to the emperor that Wu Meiniang was suffering from dream absenteeism. This symptom will make people feel depressed and disgusting after a long time. He suggested that the emperor let Wu Meiniang move out of the Fengqin Palace, but the emperor was scrupulous about the queen's ideas and did not dare to change the arrangements of the queen easily. The emperor could only ask Zhao Commander to strengthen the guard of Fengqin Palace. After that, the emperor personally went to the Fengqin Hall to visit Wu Meiniang, but Wu Meiniang suddenly became crazy. The emperor's resentment towards the queen became deeper and deeper, and Concubine Xiao Shu seized the opportunity to please the emperor and let him take Wu Meiniang out for an outing. The emperor praised Concubine Xiao Shu for her virtue.
The queen ofpraised Yuan Yitong for growing up and praised the effectiveness of his medicine. She said that Wu Meiniang had indeed become trance. At this time, the queen's brother told her that there were still some people in the palace to please the emperor to support Wu Meiniang, and that Wu Meiniang still had some power in the palace. At this time, it was heard that the emperor accompanied Wu Meiniang outing, and the queen was furious. Yuan Yiyi took the opportunity to ask the queen to use the medicine he gave to the queen.
When Di Renjie was talking to Mo Yu Hongjin, someone suddenly reported that the little princess was killed in Fengqin Palace. Di Renjie hurried to the Fengqin Temple in shock. At this time, the emperor, queen, and others arrived upon hearing the news, and Wu Meiniang was in distress. Commander Zhao told the emperor and Di Renjie that after Wu Meiniang left the Fengqin Palace, the queen had visited the little princess in the hall. At that time, she had been following the queen and did not find that she had harmed the little princess. After the queen left, no one came to Fengqin. temple. After Wu Meiniang came back, she found that the little princess was dead, and there were bruises on her neck that had been pinched.
Di Renjie frowned upon hearing the case, Wu Meiniang begged the emperor to be the princess. At this time, the queen madly accused Wu Meiniang that she wanted to be a queen and framed herself. When the emperor saw that the queen seemed reasonable, he looked at Wu Meiniang's eyes with suspicion. Di Renjie took the initiative to request orders to solve the case and expose the truth of the case.
When Di Renjie visited Wu Meiniang in Fengqin Hall again, she was stroking the princess's bed in distress. Wu Meiniang asked Di Renjie if the guard at Fengqin Palace was removed because the emperor suspected that he had given up on himself. Di Renjie was speechless. Wu Meiniang felt more and more that she was an abandoned concubine, an abandoned concubine like Xu Jieyu.
At this time, the ministers in the court also held their own words. The ministers headed by the grandson Wuji believed that it was Wu Meiniang who killed the princess and blamed the queen and should be severely punished. Yan Liben and another minister Xu Jingzong did not believe that Wu Meiniang would kill her biological daughter. Yan Liben said that Di Renjie is investigating the case and everything should wait for Di Renjie's final conclusion after investigating the case.
Di Renjie inspected the remains of the little princess at Dali Temple, and he thanked Jiang Haochen for his support. However, Jiang Haochen said sarcastically that he would also like to thank Di Renjie for discovering the problem with the Central Korean Defense Forces in time to avoid making a big mistake. (Original plot of Lujuba, please indicate the source for reprinting!) To
