According to the official histories, during the Zhaode era, the empress was the emperor’s sole favorite, and the harem had no other consorts.
There were two reasons. First, the empress was domineering by nature and notorious for jealousy. She had once been a famous shrew in the Kingdom of Yueluo.
Second, the emperor was decisive and ruthless, yet exceptionally afraid of his wife.
They say that if the empress wanted the moon, the emperor wouldn’t dare give her the stars instead.
They say that if the empress pointed east, the emperor wouldn’t dare go west.
They say that in court, the emperor was a ruthless sovereign, but in the harem, he was a lamb for the empress to do as she pleased.
But the truth was that Empress Quan Ruoxue entered the palace as a cast-off wife. She was the emperor’s second empress.
That year, the chancellor’s youngest daughter was eighteen. An imperial decree arranging her marriage made Quan Ruoxue the laughingstock of Jinling.
When they first met, she was no more than a charming young woman just returned from the frontier.
He was a notorious womanizer in Jinling.
Their story began there.
The beginning is very good. The male protagonist is extremely doting on the female protagonist. There is no one else like this emperor. The doting queen is lawless😘😘
It's sweet at the beginning and end, but it's brutal in the middle.
The middle section is too cruel
It doesn't look good in the front, but it looks better as you go to the back.