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Xu Renhui, who longed for a pastoral life, was named queen and accommodated the emperor Zhu Youbi who was allergic to animal hair. She accommodated the concubines who slept during the day and played mahjong at night. She worried about the harem and lived like an old mother. Xu Renhui decided to look for someone from the concubines who wanted to take over as queen. The concubine De, who was truly in love with Zhu Youbi, regarded her as a thorn in her side but had no intention of taking the throne. The only girl who planned to fight in the palace was quickly recruited by a group of good-for-nothing concubines. Xu Renhui struggled to find a successor, and also suffered from the treasury being hollowed out by these lazy and lazy people. Fortunately, the princess Zhu Youqing and the concubine had business acumen, supported handicrafts across the country internally, and expanded maritime trade externally. The national treasury was stabilized and business in the capital was booming, but the harem under the control of Xu Renhui was not very safe. Concubines were having affairs with imperial doctors and there were traitors among the courtiers. In order to protect Xu Renhui, Zhu Youbi showed his hidden kingly charm and brought the two people closer. Xu Renhui decided to protect their "home" with Zhu Youbi.