As Empress Wu Mi lay dying, she returned power to the Li clan to save the Wu family. Yet the new emperor's very first edict was to wipe out the entire Wu clan.
Every member of the Wu family, from an eighty-year-old elder to a one-year-old child, was sentenced to immediate execution.
The Fengchen River outside Chang'an ran red with blood.
Wu Mingqi, the princess's personal maid, had one greatest wish: to buy her freedom, purchase some land and a house, and become a landowner's wife.
Of course, it would be even more perfect if she could find herself a handsome young husband!
Li Cui, the current emperor's sixth son, appeared mediocre and incompetent, but was actually an ambitious man.
His greatest wish in life was to bring down the crown prince and take the throne for himself.
Then the world turned upside down.
Wu Mingqi became Li Cui's concubine.
Li Cui didn't care about having one more person in his household, but Wu Mingqi soon made a name for herself and completely won his heart.
Everyone: The Wu woman has no talent or virtue. What could she possibly have going for her?
Wu Mingqi: I gave the prince all his sons.
Li Cui: I know. They're just jealous that I have sons.
(This is a fictional setting, unrelated to history.)
It's great, but the ending is too hasty.
It was pretty good, but the ending came too quickly.
It's quite good. I finished it in one short breath.
It's very interesting and exciting, but why wasn't the ending written in more detail? I feel sorry
So pretty, I like it so much😍, so sweet
I think it's pretty good [I learned it]
I've finished reading, it's good to read, I feel like I haven't read enough, it's too sweet, too sweet to be sweet...💕💕
Why haven't I written about the last wives and concubines?