(Clearheaded, clever concubine-born stand-in heroine VS a good-for-nothing prince who schemes from behind the scenes)
The fight for the Eastern Palace is even more vicious than the battle for favor in the imperial harem.
At thirteen, Sheng Changge takes her brother’s place and enters the palace, becoming a “fake eunuch” serving the under-house-arrest Sixth Prince, the good-for-nothing Meng Dongfeng.
On her fourteenth birthday, beneath the full moon on a beautiful night, her master suddenly says, “May we be like swallows beneath the rafters, meeting again year after year.”
What? Big brother, are you out of your mind?
I just want to stay alive and protect myself. If you’re lovesick, don’t drag me into it!
I’m supposed to be a “eunuch,” after all.
After finding out she’s a woman,
Meng Dongfeng: “Falling in love, falling in love, falling in love! This is addictive!”
Sheng Changge: “Your Highness, focus on your career. Focus on your career.”
As she watches the other princes marry, have children, and build alliances, while her own master is framed, crippled, and poisoned, she feels that there’s no hope left.
But suddenly, her good-for-nothing master gets a power-up?
Not only does he rise smoothly through the ranks, he also arranges an identity for her, formally marrying her and bringing her into the Eastern Palace as Crown Princess.
Sheng Changge can only sigh: “There’s nothing better than winning without lifting a finger!”
Be a sweet pet for each other, and don't abuse her later.