In her previous life, Feng Mingxian relied on her beauty to get her way, scheming against concubines and princess consorts alike, and seducing the prince to funnel money to her family.
Who could have known she would go too far? Though she lived in unmatched splendor, she met a brutal end on the prince's bed. Her mother was fleeced by her uncle and aunt, then driven from the family home, while Feng Mingxian's body was wrapped in a tattered mat and thrown onto a mass grave.
When she opened her eyes again, Feng Mingxian knew her manners and when to advance or retreat.
She made allies when she should, steered clear of trouble when she could, and used every means at her disposal to protect her family and escape others' control. She was a favored concubine, but also her own person. She played the beautiful, brainless doll and carefully plotted a future for her children, one step at a time.
She could fool everyone else, but not the man who shared her pillow.
With her bewitching charms, peerless beauty, and thoughtful, understanding nature, Feng Mingxian was impossible to resist.
Unwilling to die a miserable death again, Mingxian decided to enjoy the good life and avoid hardship, obediently making tea for her man every day.
But the man had no interest in tea. He only wanted her.
A sinister, scheming, icy prince vs. a cunning, alluring innocent beauty
I just think that the prince is a dead man, and he seems to be played around with by the women in the harem. Although it is a novel, you gave me a kind of intellectual beauty. Isn't this a pure tool man, and he is not the heroine's tool man. This is completely the author's tool man. When the plot needs to be promoted, just let the prince pop out. I hope the author can see it. After watching it for a while, sometimes I couldn't connect the plot and there were many typos.
It's so beautiful, I can't stop watching it
I didn't like this kind of male protagonist with a group of wives and concubines, but this one was quite interesting.
Not bad, you can take a look