[Palace intrigue + no saintly heroine] (PS: A heads-up, neither heroine is sexually inexperienced.) In her previous life, Xiao Shuyu married into a prince’s household as a secondary consort, only to suffer the humiliation of spending her wedding night alone. In the end, she was left all by herself and died of illness in the late autumn.
Reborn into a second life, Xiao Shuyu makes the world her chessboard and every living soul a chess piece. With a chess piece in hand and a smile on her lips, her delicate jade hands and merciless eyes leave her enemies trembling even as she laughs.
Everyone says Emperor Shunzhi is decisive and ambitious, a tiger with the power to swallow the world, a godlike presence in the Western Xia Kingdom. Little do they know that with a single smile from her, there is nothing he would not give her.
Feng Chenhong: “Having given my favor to one person, I’ll spend the rest of my life giving her everything.”
Xiao Shuyu: “The fallen blossom longs to follow the stream, but the stream cares not for the blossom and remains enamored of the flower.”
The heroine may seem affectionate, but she is selfish, cold, and heartless at her core. Everything she does is for herself.
Fujin is Manchu, Nuo is the Han Dynasty term, and the concubine system refers to the Tang Dynasty or the Ming Dynasty. This mix makes me uncomfortable. The plot is good. I am a colleague of the heroine. She had a bad life when she was married to a prince in her previous life. After her rebirth, it was still a tragedy to change her husband and marry an emperor. Although she always had rights, she was never happy. I guess her happiest time was the few days she spent with Qian Mo outside the palace. It's a pity that we were never destined to be together
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Not bad, good, come on!