The Empress believed she still had some understanding of men, take the dog of an Emperor for example, who favored a little palace maid the year before last.
The little palace maid was young and beautiful, with aspirations to climb into the dragon's bed. She deliberately enticed him, and the dog of an Emperor couldn't control himself and took advantage of her.
She simply didn't believe that a woman could linger in front of the Crown Prince all day without him losing his restraint.
Once the Empress spoke, Qing Ying had no choice but to obey. After the Empress returned to Fengyi Palace, she led people to Xiyun Pavilion.
At this time, Shen Chuwei had searched around and finally found a gray rabbit in the crevices of the stones—no, the rabbit had already grown up, about five times the size from before, weighing around two taels.
A two-tael rabbit could actually be roasted and eaten.
