Su Wanrou was a high-flying career woman who died suddenly and transmigrated as the daughter of a wealthy Jiangnan merchant. Thanks to her stunning beauty, she became a concubine to the Crown Prince.
The palace was a deep and dangerous place, and all she wanted was to cling to the Crown Prince and enjoy a life without worries about food or clothing.
When the Crown Prince ascended the throne, the harem brimmed with drama as new favorites and old flames vied for attention. With trouble brewing all around her, she focused on having children and climbing the ranks, advancing step by step from concubine to Noble Concubine and then Consort.
As war and conflict engulfed the Three Kingdoms, the emperor led his troops into battle. She faked her death and left the palace with her child to fight by his side. As they traveled across the Three Kingdoms, she unwittingly attracted admirers.
After eight years of war and countless brushes with death, the emperor said to her one day, “Rou’er, let’s retire to the mountains! Emperors have short lives, and I want to grow old with you.”
“All right!” She thought she only saw him as her boss, but somewhere in their days together, she lost her heart to him.
I really like it. The writing style is very concise and neat, without any procrastination or verbosity. It looks really comfortable. The heroine is the most special and has the heaviest weight in the emperor's heart. The lasting warmth and tacit understanding between the two are very good. There is not only the struggle in the harem, but also the confrontation between two countries and two armies, which is a big picture; the heroine jumps out of the palace and makes her own contribution to the country's resistance to aggression, which is relatively rare and novel in palace battles.
Good! It's quite interesting that I was the most favored from the beginning!! (˵¯͒¯͒˵)
A different Gong Douwen,
This is the second time I have been caught by the King of Qin. I have never seen the author write like this.