The concubine Shen Yu was forced to marry Pei Yan, the "Jade-faced Yama". On the wedding night, she took out the traitor's self-cultivation as a gift and expressed her hope that he would soon reach the top of the list of traitors so that she could remarry. Pei Yan, the powerful traitor king, was treated as a "workplace" plan for the first time, which was surprising and strange. He wanted to tease this daring little concubine, but he found that she was full of wits and tricks, and she helped him defeat his political opponents and clean up the court, and her methods were more cunning than his. He stayed in her room late at night with the memorial in hand and complained that "treacherous ministers are in trouble", while she yawned and offered perfunctory advice. When he ascended to the throne of God by stepping on his many bones, she packed a bundle and prepared to run away. The new emperor ran barefoot and stopped him, his eyes full of grievance: "Madam, this dragon chair is very cold, can you teach me again?" Chen Yu touched the tight abdominal muscles under his dragon robe and smiled slyly: "Your Majesty, the tuition fee for this time... Must be paid in flesh and blood."
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
