(A fresh take on household intrigue + not-too-serious scheming + everyday life + ensemble cast)
Ruan Jiao Jiao was born into the family of a great general who protects the nation as a concubine's daughter, but was raised at her principal mother's side and cherished from childhood.
Unfortunately, her father was unreliable. He lost a drinking bet and married her off.
She assumed the Prince of Chen's household was home to three thousand beauties, and that once she married in, she could lie flat and take it easy.
Who could have guessed the prince's concubines were even lazier than she was, and only wanted to spend all their time around her?
Content warnings:
1. The heroine is the author's favorite, so she won't be put through misery.
2. The household intrigue in this story doesn't follow the usual rules. Few of the three thousand beauties are in love with the male lead, who is barely more than a background character.
3. The main focus is the heroine's household-intrigue and career arcs. There aren't many golden fingers. It's a story centered on a young heroine, and the ensemble couples may be more fun to root for.
4. The dynasty is fictional and the story draws food elements from various historical dynasties. Please don't overthink it~
