A Young Official’s Daughter Is Sent to the Prince’s Manor as a Concubine

Will the female lead rise in rank later on? A concubine is the lowest rank in the harem; they're easily bullied.

New book launch, giving myself a boost.

The female lead's status will probably rise a bit later, otherwise she won't have an easy time.

The ending felt a bit rushed, but the book itself is still quite good. Compared to those male protagonists who favor concubines over their wives, the male protagonist in this book feels much more realistic. His mother died early, he lived in a hostile palace, and he was neither favored by the emperor nor supported by his maternal clan.

It's actually quite good, with a different feel to it. The male lead isn't omnipotent or a cold-hearted prince. His mother was a palace maid, and he doesn't have a powerful maternal clan. He's rootless and without support in the court, relying entirely on his own efforts to rise to prominence. The female lead is the daughter of a sixth-rank official.

It's a very good book. It's also the first one where the prince doesn't discriminate against girls or care much about the distinction between legitimate and illegitimate children; he loves all his children.

Great! Looking forward to your new book!

This is true love! The female lead possesses a rare clarity and open-mindedness! She has a heart that cherishes her family and children, but also a heart that considers the nation and its people! She is calculating, scheming, cunning, yet also kind! Although Prince Jing wasn't faithful from beginning to end, he did so for love until the very end. 👍👍👍

She's somewhat idealistic, willing to sacrifice everything for one person! It's rare for her not to vie for the position of principal wife or the throne.

A very good novel