First-Class Legitimate Daughter and First-Class Queen

She was the legitimate daughter of the most trusted civil servant of the current emperor. She entered the palace and became a show daughter. The emperor also named her a noble concubine because she was the legitimate daughter of a legitimate minister. She originally thought that the emperor valued her and would gradually be promoted after she gained the emperor's favor. What is chilling is that the emperor does not favor her, does not love her, and has never even been to her. In addition, other favored concubines have repeatedly insulted her, and even concubines with lower positions than her are fighting against her at every turn. Will she tolerate the concubine's squeeze? Or fight back? Is there nothing she can do about the emperor's neglect? Or find a way to win the favor of the Drunken Emperor? The emperor doesn't favor her, but gives her a high position just because she is the legitimate daughter of a real minister? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.