In the fourth year of Tianhe, there was a prosperous capital city in Jingzhou. Emperor Mingcheng appointed a new concubine, Shangguan Lin, who was the concubine of Liu Xun, the general of the dynasty. The common people, both civil and military, talked a lot about Shangguan Lin's one female servant and two husbands. Shangguan Lin comes from a tribe in Nanjing, south of the Kunshan Mountains in Jingzhou. How about this mysterious woman, who rose from a commoner in a remote villa to become the first imperial concubine? Her life is a legend. She was originally the daughter of a wealthy family, but her family fell into decline. She was sent to Jingzhou to study as a geisha by her patriarchal mother. She wanted to exchange for family property for her brother and father. However, such a little girl couldn't resist Nanjing's backwardness and customs since she was a child. She relied on barbaric mining of gold mines, and her family hated her. She determined to leave Nanjing since she was a child, but her fate was not popular. She had a lifelong relationship with the general and the emperor. Step by step, she walked from the bottom to Jingzhou, even if she fell into the dust, she never gave in. She worked as an academy student, a merchant, a general's concubine, and a royal concubine. Finally, Nanjing was able to mine ores independently because of her national style.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
