Plot:
Wang Ye and Xiao Jing returned to the Prime Minister's Office in beautiful clothes. They were very sweet. The Prime Minister asked Liu Xiuwen why he was absent, and the sovereign took the initiative to recall Liu Xiuwen. The Prime Minister could not say much. At this time, her two sisters came out to show Xiao Jing how much her husband loved him, and Xiao Jing grew old. In the prime minister's house, Xiaojing sat asleep, and the prince gently held Xiaojing's head and let Xiaojing go back to his room to sleep. The Prime Minister mentioned the first imperial concubine, and all my wives were buried with him according to law. A maid named Fluttershy remembered the conflict between the first imperial concubine and the first queen, who was the mother of the current emperor Zhong Shili. The prince used the right to transport grain as a bargaining chip and asked the prime minister to trace back to the mother princess.
Lin knew that there were two more ponies at home, and the magpie was afraid of horses, so Lin had to go to see the horses by himself. Wang Ye came to Xiaojing's room and found the little yellow book under Xiaojing's pillow. He took a close look at it himself. Xiao Jing looked for a pony in the yard and saw the dark guard of the prime minister, who was cold and innocent. The dialogue between the Prime Minister and Leng Naive was heard by Xiaojing. It turned out that the Prime Minister had rebelled, and he also mentioned that if Lin found anything again, he would be killed without forgiveness.
When Lin heard this, he gasped and made a noise. At this time, the flowers came late and appeared in time, taking the forest to a hidden place and then disappearing. Xiaojing hurried back to his room and found that Wang Ye was also reading his book. Wang Ye teased Xiao Jing a few words. The prime minister suspected that the eavesdropper was Xiao Jing. He wants to go into Xiao Jing's room to find out. Xiao Jing hurriedly pulled the clock into the quilt. When the Prime Minister saw two couples lying together, he knew he was a little presumptuous.