Breaking the Golden House

The book tells the story of the heroine gradually growing from weak to strong. The heroine is a princess but a concubine. Her father's love is only superficial, but in fact he does not consider her at every step. Her mother has a humble status and died when she was born. Her journey along the way has been much more difficult than that of the second princess who was doted on by her parents. But after struggling hard again and again, she took the initiative to control her own destiny. Except for the Queen Mother who was the greatest threat to her, she moved the Queen who originally only wanted to kill her. She took the initiative to guard the five counties in Hexi when her father was no longer available. Even if she missed getting married to her beloved, it was her own choice. The marriage was given to the second prince of Northern Hungary. The second prince loved her, but she did not love him. She only focused on her career and gave birth to the second prince's only child with Qian Dynasty blood. After excluding all other clans with the right to inherit the throne, she retired after the second prince's death. Although she returned to the Qian Dynasty at this time, it was no longer possible to marry her beloved. But she still saw her beloved for the last time in the Taoist temple, obeyed her own wishes and gave birth to their child with him, and sent her to the palace as the new emperor's favorite princess to continue her reincarnation. This book does not have a traditional happy ending. It has regrets. Not only the heroine has regrets, but every character has regrets. The regrets of characters who died relatively early will appear in later chapters.