Bao Zheng felt that the old lady had a point, so she listened to her complaints. As a result, the old lady actually said that she was the mother of today's long live grandfather.
It turned out that the blind old lady was Li Fei at that time. After giving birth to Injong, she was framed by Liu Fei's jealousy. Liu Fei replaced Injong, who had been skinning civet cats, and slandered Li Fei as a witch.
At that time, the emperor was very angry and then drove Li Fei out of the palace. As a result, Li Fei came here.
Who's Bao Zheng? This is the selfless Bao Qingtian. Can he let this injustice happen under his nose?
So they discussed the plan. First, they wanted to talk to Injong a little about it, so they played a scene in which a civet cat became a prince in front of Injong.
Then he tortured a father-in-law around Liu Fei, but he didn't expect the father-in-law to be very loyal and didn't betray his master.
So Bao Zheng played a little trick, went to Goulan to find a prostitute, and pretended to be a ghost to scare her father-in-law on a dark and windy night. The prostitute played a maid-in-waiting who was hired to work when they changed princes, but the maid-in-waiting was finally silenced by her father-in-law.
So my father-in-law was frightened out of my wits and finally confessed all the facts.
However, this is a folk version of the opera, which should have been processed by later generations. Real history should not be so dramatic.
After all, the production of concubines was a very important thing at that time, and it was not easy to turn a prince into a skinned civet.