It is said that the Holy Heart is impermanent, but the emperor loved Luo Heng all his life. From the dancer to the concubine, and then to the queen, his preference never changed.
As the daughter of a guilty minister, Luo Heng's palace battle started in hellish mode:
She offended the queen at the beginning and was targeted by her many times. However, Luo Heng was promoted to the third rank Jieyu within half a year and was deeply loved by the emperor.
The queen with huge backing suddenly died suddenly, Luo Heng took charge of the affairs of the Sixth Palace, and was honored and favored endlessly.
When he left the palace to visit relatives, his uncle from his mother's clan rose to three levels in a row, and his official career went smoothly;
The emperor granted her a marriage, and her younger sister became Princess Han.
Soon, the emperor made her a noble concubine, and she felt deeply afraid of her, like a ray of light on her back.
The originally exiled brothers Aiwu and Wu were promoted to high-ranking officials, extremely prominent.
Children are valued by their mothers, and among the princes of the Yan Kingdom, they were the most favored by the emperor, and they grew up under the emperor's knees.
When he was born, he was famous all over the world, and he was named King of Yan for a hundred days.
Later, he believed that the prince had the support of the nobles in the court, and he was also the legitimate son of the palace. The prince's position was as solid as a rock, and he frequently attacked Luo Heng in the dark.
However, the prince, like the moon in the mirror, suddenly died of illness and then died of depression.
Until Luo Heng was established as the queen and the son of King Yan was the prince, Luo Heng panicked:
"Your Majesty, I really don't have any plans for the successor and the prince!"
The emperor raised his hand and stroked her eyebrows with his fingertips, his eyes as tender as water: "It doesn't matter, I will naturally trust you."
