Concubine Hua saw that Zhen Huan was favored and made friends with Mei Zhuang, so she provoked the relationship between the two. Unexpectedly, Mei Zhuang was not moved, Zhen Huan treated her frankly, and the relationship between the two was even stronger than before. In order to keep her safe, Zhen Huan begged the emperor not to spoil herself, lest the six palaces be jealous. The emperor went to visit Concubine Qi as promised, and Zhen Huan was disappointed;

Concubine Hua failed to divorce, so she decided to get rid of Meizhuang first to avoid future troubles. She used the excuse of letting Mei Zhuang learn about the Sixth Palace, deliberately making things difficult for Mei Zhuang. Concubine Hua is dominant, and it is inconvenient for the queen to intervene, so she can only turn a blind eye. Concubine Hua made another trick, while Meizhuang was returning to the palace in the middle of the night, she deliberately asked someone to distract the maid beside Meizhuang, leaving Meizhuang alone beside the thousand carp pond. The eunuch Zhou Ninghai next to Concubine Hua pushed Meizhuang into the pool. Meizhuang didn't understand water and almost drowned. The next day, Mei Zhuang woke up and told Zhen Huan clearly that Concubine Hua must have done it, but there was no evidence, so she needed to bear it temporarily, but Zhen Huan was worried if she wanted to fight Concubine Hua to the end.