The Birth of a Concubine

[The real concubine Liu Yuqing × the fake concubine Zhang Hengzhong (Prince Murong Yu of Western Chu) mainly describes the life of the male and female protagonist (things in life)] She is Liu Yuqing, the concubine of the Prime Minister's Palace, and he is Zhang Hengzhong, the son of General Dingyuan. With one edict, the two became husband and wife. I was unwilling to do so, but on my wedding night I realized that the person in front of me was the one I loved. If you can't let go and forget, it's love; if you can't run away and hide, it's calamity. In the seventh year after becoming a general's wife, her good husband "died" on the battlefield and transformed into Murong Yu, the prince of Western Chu. In the main hall, he asked the emperor to marry her, and the face under the mask smiled openly, "I just like the general's wife, I just like other women!" Therefore, the emperor issued an imperial edict naming her as a princess and marrying her to the faraway country of Western Chu, which could be regarded as her doing her best for the country. In her life, she was lucky enough to meet him... From the prime minister's concubine to the mother of a country, the journey was too long... Fortunately, she was young and met a good man, and they stayed with her until they grew old... [This book is fictitious and should not be delved into. The harem system and other references refer to the Tang Dynasty, but the dynasty in this book does not belong to the Tang Dynasty because there are poems and songs from other dynasties. This book is empty! Empty!