My husband, who abandoned his father and kept his son, actually wants me to be his concubine.

Chapter 147 One Shouldn't Disbelieve the Saying of Husbands Being Blessed
The imperial physician said, "His Highness the Crown Prince's bleeding has stopped, but the injury is to his internal organs. I cannot guarantee whether he will wake up..."

Another imperial physician said, "The injuries are far too severe... We'll have to wait and see tonight..."

Lu Jinshi said with tears in his eyes, "You must save His Highness the Crown Prince immediately! Wake him up quickly!"

The imperial physicians all knelt on the ground.

Lu Jinshi glanced at the imperial physicians kneeling on the ground, tears streaming down her face helplessly. She tightly grasped Rong Yi's hand and said, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry... Rong Yi, I'm so sorry. If I hadn't been so stubborn and insisted on leaving the palace with you, you wouldn't have been in this situation. It's all my fault."

"Your Majesty, Your Majesty the Empress."

The sounds of palace maids and eunuchs bowing could be heard outside.

Emperor Huiyuan and Empress Rong hurriedly entered the room hand in hand.

"Yi'er! Yi'er!"

Empress Rong rushed to Rong Yi's side, taking three steps at a time. Seeing his tightly closed eyes, tears fell. "Yi'er, Yi'er..."

Emperor Huiyuan looked at Lu Jinshi, who was weeping, frowned slightly, and said coldly, "You are pregnant, so you may leave now."

Lu Jinshi held Rong Yi's hand tightly and said, "Father, I want to spend more time with Rong... spend more time with Your Highness."

Empress Rong, with tears in her eyes, said, "Jinshi, the child in your womb is of utmost importance. You may leave."

Lu Jinshi bit her lower lip and said, "I won't leave, what if His Highness wakes up..."

Emperor Huiyuan glared at Lu Jinshi and said, "Aren't you leaving yet? I thought your claim of being a jinx to your husbands was just nonsense, but now it seems I've ruined Yi'er's life. I really shouldn't have disbelieved this jinx."

Lu Jinshi looked at Emperor Huiyuan in disbelief.

Emperor Huiyuan, who had previously treated her extremely well, eventually came to believe this explanation.

Yes, she's destined to bring misfortune to her husbands...

Tears streamed down Lu Jinshi's face. This time, she was the one who had harmed Rong Yi.

Lu Jinshi forced himself to stand up and said, "Yes, Your Majesty, I will take my leave now."

Empress Rong, her eyes red, looked at Emperor Huiyuan and said, "Your Majesty! Jinshi is still pregnant. How can you say such things about her? Yi'er is blessed with good fortune and will surely survive this ordeal. Instead of blaming Jinshi for being a jinx to her husband, you should blame yourself for not raising your son properly. It was your good son, not Jinshi, who assassinated Yi'er!"

Empress Rong helped Lu Jinshi up and said, "Jinshi, you really shouldn't stay here. Go to Shou Kang Palace and rest properly. The child in your belly is important. If anything happens to Yi'er, at least you have to give birth to Yi'er's child."

Lu Jinshi looked at Rong Yi through teary eyes, biting her lower lip and trembling all over as Qiaozhen helped her away.

Lu Jinshi looked back at Rong Yi on the sickbed every few steps, tears streaming down her face like a broken string of pearls, unstoppable...

After watching Lu Jinshi leave the palace, Emperor Huiyuan said to Empress Rong, "It was I who should not have agreed to this marriage with you, Mother. I should not have let Yi'er marry Lu Jinshi, who is already destined to bring misfortune to his husbands, just to give him more support. I did not believe in fate."

Empress Rong frowned and said, "Your Majesty, have you forgotten that when Lu Jinshi was born, it was like a long drought followed by timely rain? Although it was Yi'er who took the knife for Jinshi today, you shouldn't blame it all on Jinshi's fate of bringing bad luck to her husband."

"When Princess Mingzhu left, she entrusted you and me to take good care of Jinshi. How can you blame Jinshi now and live up to the loyalty of the Lu family?"

After speaking, Empress Rong sat on the bed and looked at Rong Yi, whose eyes were tightly closed. She carefully opened the gauze and looked at Rong Yi's wound. The hideous wound made Empress Rong shed tears.
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Inside the Shou Kang Palace.

Upon receiving the letter, the Empress Dowager frowned. Then, hearing someone announce Lu Jinshi's arrival, she hurried to the door. "Miaomiao!"

Overwhelmed with grief, Lu Jinshi bowed to the Empress Dowager and said, "Grandmother..."

The Empress Dowager quickly helped Lu Jinshi up and said, "Miaomiao, with your grandmother here, don't be too sad. Yi'er has been blessed since he was a child. Now that he is the Crown Prince of Dasheng, he is naturally protected by the gods. He will overcome this difficulty."

Lu Jinshi said, "Grandmother, am I really destined to bring misfortune to my husbands... that's why Rong Yi had an accident not long after we got married?"

With tears streaming down her face, Lu Jinshi said, "This time, it was because of me that he got into trouble."

The Empress Dowager patted Lu Jinshi's shoulder and said, "Miaomiao, you are pregnant. Don't think too much about it now. Come with me to the Bodhisattva to copy scriptures and pray for Yi'er's safety, okay?"

Lu Jinshi wiped away her tears with a handkerchief, and then followed the Empress Dowager to the Buddhist hall in Shou Kang Palace.

Lu Jinshi picked up his pen and copied the scriptures, tears streaming down his face as he did so.

Lu Jinshi recited scriptures in his heart, praying for divine protection so that Rong Yi could get through this ordeal.

The Empress Dowager looked at Lu Jinshi's appearance and sighed softly, then ordered someone to cook pork rib and sea cucumber porridge.

When Lu Jinshi finished copying the scripture once, many of the characters were stained by her tears, rendering the scripture useless.

Lu Jinshi had to wipe away her tears with a handkerchief while writing the scriptures, trying her best to hold back her tears.

It wasn't until candles were lit in the Buddhist hall that this continued.

The Empress Dowager said to Lu Jinshi, "Miaomiao, the pork rib porridge is ready. You should eat some, after all, you are pregnant..."

Lu Jinshi gently shook his head and said, "No, Grandmother, I will not eat this pork rib porridge. I cannot eat meat while copying scriptures. I will not eat it. I want the Bodhisattva to see my sincerity."

The Empress Dowager said, "If the Bodhisattva knew you were pregnant, she wouldn't blame you for eating meat. Yi'er's condition is currently unclear, and the child in your womb cannot afford any more mishaps."

Listening to the Empress Dowager's words, Lu Jinshi went outside the Buddhist hall and forced herself to drink the pork rib porridge, spoonful after spoonful, tasting only the saltiness of her tears.

Then he vomited it all out.

Upon seeing this, the Empress Dowager hurriedly sent someone to bring Zhang'er over.

As Lu Jinshi was copying the scriptures, she heard Xiao Zhang'er's voice. She saw Zhang'er toddling towards her and quickly took him into her arms, "Zhang'er... my Zhang'er..."

Little Zhang'er waved his hand and babbled.

Lu Jinshi then hugged Xiao Zhang'er tightly, tears streaming down his face, and said, "Zhang'er."

The Empress Dowager gently patted Lu Jinshi's shoulder and said, "Miaomiao, for Zhang'er's sake, you must take care of your health. It's getting late, you should take Zhang'er to bed first..."

Lu Jinshi said with tears in her eyes, "Grandmother, I can't sleep, I can't sleep. Rong Yi's life or death is unknown, I dare not sleep."

The Empress Dowager said slowly, "Good people are always blessed by Heaven, so don't worry. Yi'er will definitely be worried about you and your child. You should lie down and rest first. You should also think about the child in your womb and for the sake of your grandmother. Be good and sleep in the side hall. You will know immediately if there is any news about Yi'er."

Lu Jinshi looked at the Empress Dowager. Seeing the Empress Dowager's worried expression, she could only take Zhang'er's hand and lie down in the side hall.