Concubine Gao cleverly used this opportunity to express her heart to the emperor's appeal and won Hongli's understanding. At the same time, the queen waited for Hongli at the gate of Changchun Palace, deeply disappointed. The next day, Yingluo vented her dissatisfaction with the emperor for letting down the queen in the imperial garden. When she met Fu Heng, Yingluo complained to him on behalf of the queen and spoke rudely, but was discouraged by Fu Heng. Immediately, Yingluo became more and more anxious because she searched for the cause of her sister's death in every possible way but found nothing. Hongli was reviewing the memorial late at night and felt unwell. He called the imperial physician to come for diagnosis and treatment and found that he was suffering from scabies. Regardless of the risk of infection, the queen insisted on moving into the Hall of Mental Cultivation to take care of Hongli herself. Originally, she asked Mingyu to accompany her, but Mingyu pushed the responsibility to Yingluo. In order to investigate the emperor's cronies and find out the real cause of her sister's death, Yingluo agreed to exchange errands with Mingyu and moved to the Hall of Mental Cultivation with the queen. Yingluo applied medicine for the emperor, the emperor was very disgusted and refused Yingluo. But Li Yu hurt the emperor with his clumsy hands, and the emperor was angry. Yingluo told the emperor that most of the servants in the Hall of Mental Cultivation were eunuchs. If he insisted, he had to ask the queen to help him with medicine. The emperor had no choice but to let Yingluo continue. After the emperor applied the medicine, he was still hot and itchy, and the queen took care of him for a whole night without taking off her clothes. Yingluo was very moved when she saw this. Yingluo tried to test Li Yu, asking about the clan who had left the night banquet of the Qianqing Palace, but unfortunately found nothing.