Zhen Huan and Ling Rong were teased and insulted by Concubine Hua at the same time. When Ling Rong returned to her residence, she was aggrieved and wept, and Zhen Huan advised her to bear with it. Mausoleum looks in awe of the queen and wins her favor. The queen saw the shadow of her own patience in Lingrong, and admired Lingrong even more. Concubine Hua kept stirring up disputes in the palace. Although the emperor felt disgusted, he ignored it because of the situation. Zhen Huan accompanies the emperor to admire the snow and practice calligraphy, and Chun often enters with plum blossoms, which attracts the emperor's attention. Chun'er's words are innocent, and she is very favored by the emperor.

Mausoleum already had low self-esteem, but seeing the Shu brocade jade shoes presented to Zhen Huan by the emperor, she felt jealous. Chun'er was favored, her words were innocent, and she offended Ling Rong unintentionally; Ling Rong was narrow-minded, and believed that Chun'er was deliberately bullying herself by taking advantage of Zhen Huan's power. The queen heard that Ling Rong was unwell, so she pretended to visit, but found the secret hidden under Ling Rong's pillow - a villain with silver needles all over her body (Concubine Hua's doll stand-in)! The queen reprimanded Ling Rong for not cursing Concubine Hua behind her back. Ling Rong was worried that the queen would report on this move, but the queen took the opportunity to win over Ling Rong.