The Imperial Concubine of the Ming Dynasty

In August of the 15th year of Nan'an, Emperor Nan'an decreed that all girls aged 13-16 from the families of officials of the third rank or above in the purple capital must enter the palace to participate in the draft. If it is found that there is a 13-16 year old in the family who has not left the cabinet and does not participate in the election or has married privately, his family will be exterminated. Girls who participate in the draft must be fully prepared to participate in the draft. The official draft time is set for March of the 16th year, and the show girls from each family will officially enter the palace. Seeing that it was soon the day for the show girl to enter the palace, the Ming family was very worried. The show girl Ming Meixue, who had been registered to enter the palace to participate in the draft in March, turned out to be pregnant at this time. How could she enter the palace? However, if you do not enter the palace on time and get married privately, this is a serious crime of confiscating the family and exterminating the clan! "How about choosing a girl from the clan to take Mei Xue's place in the palace?" Ming Pengwei's wife, Dou, looked at Ming Pengwei carefully and asked. The Dou family finally chose Ming Chuyun, the concubine of Ming Changyu, a member of the Ming family, to replace Ming Meixue in the palace. Not only did Mingchuyun and Mei Xue have a similar face, but they were also similar in body and age, so they were the perfect candidate. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Yun was unwilling to enter the palace for the lady of the master's family, but his aunt was unkind, and the Gu family canceled the marriage with him at this time. Looking at his four-year-old younger brother, Yun at the beginning of the Ming Dynasty agreed to enter the palace for Ming Meixue, but required that the Dou family should remove his younger brother and himself from the Ming family. Ming Chuyun thought of ways to make himself lose the election. When the time comes, he would take his brother out. It would be better for the two of them to live alone than to make a living under the aunt's mother. However, the person who least expected to be selected was actually named a sixth-grade nobleman in this draft. From then on, he rose to prominence in the harem!