Zhao Yinxuan was a concubine of the Duke of Dingguo and did not even have a formal name before she got married. In the sixth year of Jianyuan, the Queen Mother granted a marriage, and Zhao Yinxuan, as a concubine, married into Prince Ke's Mansion along with his sister Zhao Fengyuan. Ke Wang Zheng Yi has a slender figure and a soft appearance, but his character is mediocre and has no independent opinion. After entering Prince Ke's palace, Fengyuan was in charge of all matters. Yin Xuankong had a name, but actually had no power. Fengyuan was overbearing and excluded the concubines in the palace. She married Xuan for more than three years. She only slept with King Ke a few times and gave birth to a daughter named Xu Dan. The emperor and King Ke were both biological children of the Queen Mother, but the Queen Mother favored King Ke. There was always a rift between mother and son. Later, King Ke was involved in King Ning's rebellion and was convicted and exiled. Fengyuan, Yinxuan and other female family members were brought into Yeting as slaves...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
