Nanny Zhang knew that Yingluo was going to be transferred to the Changchun Palace, and was very worried that she would suffer because of her stubborn temper. Yingluo comforted Nanny Zhang in turn. After Yingluo entered the Changchun Palace, Mingyu put on the airs of a court lady and gave her various admonitions. Just when Fu Heng came to see the queen, Yingluo took the opportunity to reveal the jade pendant and caught Fu Heng's attention. Fu Heng asked Yingluo for a jade pendant, but Mingyu bumped into them while they were talking. Mingyu has always admired Fu Heng, so she hates Yingluo even more, and makes things difficult in every possible way, and even instigates other maids of Changchun Palace to distance herself from Yingluo. Not only that, but she also slandered Yingluo in every possible way in front of the empress to avoid laziness, and the empress was skeptical about it. Early the next morning, Yingluo recognized that there was a moon halo the night before, and determined that there would be heavy rain, and reminded Mingyu to take care of the queen's beloved jasmine. Mingyu didn't care, and reprimanded Yingluo. She took the first step to cover Jasmine, so that the flowers would not be damaged by the wind and rain. She was seen by the queen, and she was a little disappointed in Mingyu, and Mingyu became more and more depressed. When Concubine Gao came to pay her respects to the queen, she saw Yingluo busy in the yard, remembering that she had played a fool and fooled herself before, she was so angry that she had her tongue cut off to vent her anger. Yingluo struggled desperately, alarming the queen. The empress resolutely protected Yingluo, but Concubine Gao felt ashamed and left embarrassingly. Afterwards, Yingluo told the queen about her festival with Concubine Gao, and the queen couldn't help smiling when she learned that Yingluo dared to tease Concubine Gao.