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After visiting Second Prince Jing Yan, Yun Che and Wu Ling's actions seemed to have caught the attention of Empress Sun.
Shortly after, Empress Sun personally visited the residence of Yun Che and Wu Ling, attracting a great deal of attention.
The arrival of Empress Sun is filled with the unique splendor and ceremonial atmosphere of the palace. She is dressed in luxurious palace attire, elegant and exquisite, every step she takes seems to be walking on clouds, exuding the dignity of her noble status and the tragic fate she bears as a high-ranking concubine. Her face carries a sorrowful expression, with tears in her eyes, a sight that deeply moves Yun Che and Wu Ling.
As soon as Empress Sun enters, she begins to pour out her tragic experiences. She says, "Ever since Second Prince Jing Yan encountered misfortune, my heart has turned to ashes. Every day and night, I pray for his health, but it seems that the heavens do not hear my pleas. I cannot bear the pain of losing my son."
Her words are filled with despair and helplessness, involuntarily infecting the listener with her emotions.
Yun Che and Wu Ling expressed sympathy for her, but they remained vigilant, knowing that every action and word of Empress Sun could be hiding some kind of purpose.
Later, Empress Sun presented a batch of gifts to Yun Che and Wu Ling. These gifts included precious embroidery, gold and silver jewelry, rare spices and medicinal herbs, and even some rare books and ancient scrolls.
Her generosity not only showed her wealth, but also demonstrated her respect and value for Yun Che and Wu Ling.
Finally, Empress Sun presented a carefully cultivated and pruned peony flower.
The peony has a bright color, with layers of petals, emitting a faint fragrance, appearing both elegant and charming.
Empress Sun explained that she personally planted these peonies, and they grew beautifully.
Yun Che and Wu Ling accepted these gifts, but still harbored doubts. Empress Sun's actions and words made them even more convinced that the anomalies in the palace were closely related to her.
The night was deep, and Yun Che and Wu Ling were sound asleep in a room in the palace. The room was quiet and dim, with only the moonlight seeping in through the window, casting a hazy shadow.
On that day, the two of them slept particularly deeply.
At this moment, the palace maid Chin'er noticed something was amiss. She left her own room and entered the room of Yun Che and Wu Ling, protecting the Taoists who were investigating the secrets of the palace.
"You were sleeping too soundly, didn't even notice me coming in," Chin'er said.
Suddenly, a wisp of faint white smoke quietly seeped into the room from outside the window, seemingly consciously approaching the bed of Wu Ling.
The palace maid Chin'er keenly sensed something unusual and immediately fixed her sharp gaze on the slowly moving white smoke.
She quickly took action and with a snap of her fingers, extinguished the smoke.
But just as she let out a sigh of relief, another, even denser white smoke suddenly appeared from behind, heading straight for Yun Che.
The white smoke was quickly inhaled by Yun Che, and his body began to twitch slightly.
"Darn it, I missed this." The palace maid Chin'er was shocked to see this and hurried to Yun Che's bedside, anxiously trying to find a way to dispel the smoke inside his body.
After some thought, she decided to use the most direct method—she aimed her mouth at Yun Che's mouth, attempting to use a kiss to suck out the white mist.
When Chin'er's lips touched Yun Che's lips, Yun Che mistakenly took Chin'er for a woman in his daze, and the momentary confusion and sensory pleasure made him instinctively respond to this intimate contact.
His hand lightly rested on Chin'er's waist, even slipping inside her clothes, trying to seek more warmth and intimacy.
However, Chin'er, although momentarily stunned, did not give up on her mission. Her heart was filled with conflict and struggle, but more so with worry for Yun Che's safety.
In this awkward and chaotic situation, Chin'er quickly cast a powerful barrier, isolating the room from the outside world.
This barrier not only ensured their privacy but also created a closed space for the upcoming events.
Protected by the barrier, Chin'er concentrated all his energy and finally succeeded in extracting the white mist from Yun Che's body, swiftly releasing it outside the room.
With Chin'er successfully extracting the white mist from Yun Che's body, the tension in the room reached its climax.
However, Yun Che's consciousness is still hazy, and his actions seem to be influenced by some unknown force, mistaking Chin'er for a fragile woman. In this bewildered state, his movements reveal a hidden desire, unconsciously exploring Chin'er's body.
Chin'er, facing Yun Che's inappropriate behavior, felt a moment of panic. But soon, she realized that she had to take action to stop this improper physical contact.
She quickly revealed her true identity, transforming back into a male appearance, and shouted loudly to Yun Che: "I am a man, Yun Che, wake up!"
Chin'er's call echoed in the dim room, but Yun Che seemed to have no reaction at all. His consciousness remained hazy, controlled by some unknown influence.
In his eyes, Chin'er was still the gentle woman, and his actions gradually became bolder, continuing to explore Chin'er's body and passionately responding to this unexpected intimacy.
Chin'er, although he had already become a man, felt panicked in the face of Yun Che's relentless advances.
As he pushed away Yun Che's constantly approaching lips, he anxiously pondered a countermeasure in his heart.
At this moment, my heart is filled with contradictions and unease: "No way, the Crown Prince has been pure and upright for many years, how could he inexplicably fall for you?"
Yun Che's fingers lightly brushed across Chin'er's cheek, his gaze hazy and affectionate, completely unaware that his actions had already crossed the line.
Within this enclosed barrier, time seems to have stood still, leaving only their breaths and heartbeats nervously intertwining in the air.
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