Yingluo came in time to prevent Jinxiu from continuing to embarrass herself in front of Fu Heng. Jinxiu was dissatisfied with Yingluo's sabotage of her plan to climb high branches, and held a grudge against Yingluo, so she left angrily. Later, Yingluo was stopped by Fu Heng and warned her not to underestimate the men in the palace, Yingluo perfunctory him and left in a hurry. Fu Heng went to Changchun Palace to visit the queen. Seeing that the queen was in a trance because she missed her son Yonglian who had passed away, she was angry and distressed. She had an argument with her and reminded her not to forget her identity as a queen. Fu Heng became very angry. The two broke up unhappy. Before Fu Heng left, he left a wooden box for the queen and told her to read it, but the queen seemed to have never heard of it. After leaving Changchun Palace, Fu Henglu met Concubine Chun. He knelt down and asked Concubine Chun to help her to regain her strength. Concubine Chun agreed. Afterwards, Concubine Chun went to the Changchun Palace to meet the Queen, and reminded the Queen that Hongluo, a court lady serving by the Queen, was delayed when she left the palace at the age of 12, but because the Queen had recently been mentally ill and had no one to report back, she reminded the Queen, and the Queen suddenly realized. After Concubine Chun left, the queen opened the wooden box and found the imperial edict that the emperor established Yonglian as the crown prince in the first year of Qianlong. Knowing that she had misunderstood him all along, she decided to cheer up and take on the responsibility of the lord of the six palaces. The next day, the concubine came to pay her respects to the empress. Concubine Gao thought that the empress was ill and was absent again, so she picked the concubine Chun who had a good relationship with the empress and was about to leave. The empress appeared and reprimanded Concubine Gao. Immediately, she comforted Mr. Yugui again.