The painting is still in its original condition, and the eldest lady thanks the steward for taking care of it. The steward tells the court that there is something hidden inside the painting, but he doesn't want to tell the emperor about it. He says that he will go to the emperor and tell him that the culprit is the concubine of the late emperor. The next day, he plans to inform the emperor of the identity of the murderer. He also wants to ask the marquis to be his witnesses. The marquis has been sick for a long time, and he didn't come to court today to back him up. He asks the emperor why he hasn't told him that he has returned to the capital. He tells the emperor that in the case of the missing children in the capital, he had to dig up the grave of the youngest marquis's son and find that the body was actually a girl instead. Everyone in the family is grateful to him for saving their son. He wants to start the trial with the death of princess yuping. The first time she died, she swallowed some food. The second time, she drank some more food. Then she died again. The third time she drank more food, she still had some food left in her stomach. This means that she had two fake deaths. She was first poisoned and then poisoned again. She then died again and again until she finally died. The map shows that someone is offering sacrifices to the princess.