In the first year of Hongwu, under the red wall of Yingtianfu Palace, a hidden and fierce battle between the legitimate concubines and concubines began. Lu, a concubine who was born in Yeting, became a palace slave because her father was implicated in the Hu Weiyong case. However, at the acceptance ceremony of Prince Zhu Biao and Kaiping princess Chang, she witnessed the future "sister" Chang blatantly violating the etiquette system - the nine-fei and four-phoenix crown was adorned with twelve dazzling eastern pearls, and the word "filial piety" was scratched off with the word "close" in gold foil on the heater. This dazzling scene became the starting point of her revenge.
From the humble figure cleaning bricks in the clothing bureau to the side concubine who hid the commentary of "The Master is the Most Important" in "Mencius" in the east palace side hall, Lu used "A Thousand Gold Prescriptions" as a blade to walk between poisonous schemes and kindness: when Chang was committing violence, she hid her bloody lilac skirt; during the miscarriage crisis, she forged the "Edict of Guilty" with the blood of God; faced with Queen Ma's jade bracelet "Beware of haste and use patience", she turned Poria and Polygala into the ladder of advancement. The honeysuckle pattern is embroidered into the skirt, which is not only the forbearance of the medical woman, but also the ambition totem of "climbing and eventually becoming ivy".
When Mrs. Chang passed away due to chronic poisoning, Mrs. Lu stepped on the bloodstains of his legitimate wife and put on the red vitriol pattern Xiapei, but she got deeper and deeper into the puzzle of "the mother is more valuable than the son". She poisoned the light powder used to treat Queen Ma's back ulcer, added aconite into Zhubiao's medicine, and even instilled in her biological son Zhu Yunwen the power-based view of "the common son inherits the destiny of heaven". In the Jinluan Palace, when she was listening behind the curtain, the tail feathers of her coat were embroidered with the Five Poisons, and the tip of her phoenix crown hairpin was inlaid with blood amber that was used to cast Chang's gold hairpin. Every step she took stepped on the bones and blood of the palace people, but she was also trapped in the fateful prison of "the son is the most precious"...
This book is very beautiful. Great